Rather, Brown and Even Jennings Acknowledge Coalition Success (Media Idiots Change Tune)

Media Research Center ^ | April 3, 2003 | Brent Baker

[PJ-Comix]

The media morons, after almost universally echoing the "Were Losing" bit for about a week have suddenly ditched that ridiculous premise. Now they are hoping we won't remember what idiots they were. Sorry, media folks, you all are being entered into the Hall Of Shame on this one.

[Political Junkie Too]

This morning, the Perky Katie Couric said "What a difference 24 hours makes! The tone of the war has changed."

I yelled back at the screen, "No, the tone of the coverage of the war has changed."

-PJ

[Oldeconomybuyer]

This is just a strategic pause before the real quagmire.

[tubebender]

I refuse to watch these FRAUDS. I am sorry to say millions of Blue Haired Ladies get all their "News" and views from them.

[Shermy]

Nightly Aaron Brown remarks about "smoky Baghdad" claiming its due to the bombing, ignoring the crude oil fires. It's one of his quirks.

Jennings is churning inside.

[Gorzaloon]

Good evening everyone. At one point on Iraqi television today a government official read a statement, allegedly from Saddam Hussein, which said 'victory is within our reach.' It doesn't look like it on the battlefield.

..."And Judas Jennings went and hanged himself."

[ruready4eternity]

AMen to that!

[Retrofire]

Aaron Brown, I thought, was behind the President and especially the troops. He even admitted to being biased toward the positives in this campaign.

I'll admit, he's a little odd, and his manner switches easily from grave to...Eccentric. Maybe I just haven't watched enough CNN to get the impression he personally disapproved of the job we're doing over there.

/shrug

[BibChr]

LOL

[livis_dad]

We're going to see alot of this going on.

I just hope someone has kept track of all the weasels so they can be reminded of their previous statements and views.

[Russell Scott]

I am waiting for the Iraqi spokesman to say "they are a hundred miles away" just as the U.S. Marines show up in the briefing room. Are you listening SNL?

[angkor]

"The tone of the war has changed."

You must always keep in mind that Katie's "sources" are her dinner party guests. They also provide "the tone" of current events.

[Wild Irish Rogue]

" The media morons "

Last week,Brokaw opened the NBC Nightly News by using ( what we now know were false ) quotes from Lt. Gen. William Wallace to begin his hit piece on the failed war plans of DefSec Rumsfeld and Gen. Tommy Franks. Does anyone know if Brokaw apologized tonight for this rotten piece of reporting ?

[cake_crumb]

CYA reporting from the lefty media.

[speedy]

Tuesday's New York Times should be a collector's item -- splashed all over the front page were stories about disagreements boiling over in the military, how poorly the war was going, how "the plan" was an utter failure. Now Thursday it's all US troops on the move. They act like they knew it would be that way all along. No shame.

[southernnorthcarolina]

As much as I hate to admit it, I frequently encounter acquaintances who are not following events as closely as we FReepers do. Typically in the past few days, I am greeted with "how's the war going?" Scary thought that I'm anyone's primary source of information, but such appears to be the case. In any event, until the last couple of days, my answer was "we're winning on Fox, we're losing on BBC, and it's close elsewhere."

Good to see that the various network opinions seem to be moving in the direction of a quick and decisive victory.

[jacquej]

Hey, Tube, I resemble that remark!

[GailA]

Maybe they finally got around to actually READING their stupid polls????????

[philetus]

Tom Brokaw provided the most dour view: “After an unexpectedly difficult ground war on the way to Baghdad"

After 14 days???

Compared to what??

World War 2?

Brokaw is a scum sucking idiot

[tubebender]

Hey, Tube, I resemble that remark!

Then you must know my sisters...W is 82 and M is 79.. Of course I am the little brother. :-)