[SamAdams76]

All our e-mails last night must have had an effect. MSNBC, NBC and National Geographic have all severed their relations with Peter Arnett. Katie Couric is "deeply saddened" and joins Tom Daschle in "deep depression."

Things sure are different from Gulf War 1. Fox News, Free Republic, talk radio...we're not putting up with this anti-American bullshit anymore.

[TimPatriot]

YES!!!! HAHAHA. That's the best decision for damage control by those corporations, however, if they had any sense, they would knock some sense into the rest of their news corps, I hope MSNBC/ABC/NBC/CNN/CBS news ratings stay in the toilet, until they make major changes (I'm not holding my breath on that one)

[risk]

we're not putting up with this anti-American bullshit anymore.

Yes, but what does this mean besides railing against the press when it fails to support our military commitments? I think I have an answer. We must never forget the mistakes we made in concluding the Viet Nam war.

1. Once America starts a war, we must honor those who fell and their families by finishing it with whatever force is required. I wouldn't have supported Gulf War II if I weren't sure that we should do this -- no matter how wide the conflict widens.
2. Soldiers must be assured that hateful protesters they may meet on their journeys home from battle are not representative of the nation's sentiments.
3. Our veterans must always get the care they need after a war.

I will do everything I can to elect future administrations who understand these rules.