[Jeff Chandler]

They accidentally appended "Br" to one of the words, that's all.

[Sgt. Pile E-6]

I hate liberal media! Kerry is in trouble so now, what happens, well... lets trot out a bunch of stories about Abu Grab

[Interesting Times]

The Washington Post for Idiots

There's another one?

[speedy]

This is where the ideological fanaticism of the press actually hurts its cause. I don't think this Abu Ghraib stuff ever really caught on with the public the way the press seems to believe, but in its single-minded blindness, the Post and its cohorts keep pushing it out there. It leads to contortions like this. The press should do what it does best -- just tell outright lies -- instead of getting itself wrapped around the axel on stories that aren't selling.

[NavySEAL F-16]

Bury what you don't want people to know.

It's an old conservative trick -- just ask Chrissie Matthews. (sarcasm)

[uvular]

Co-writers Josh and Thomas; maybe these two boys should be separated when they write.

Better yet, the editor and the headline writer should be canned.

[gcruse]

What part of 'leadership failings' do you not understand?

[piasa]

Editors suck... this is very common.

It always pays to read the last paragraph first and not bother with the headlines at all- they are almost never relevent to the article.

{The last paragraph's usually where editors bury the most important info- except for a few occasions when you might see the clincher paragraph at the top of the SECOND page of any web article, or just under the fold in a real paper if the article is one-piece.}

[TigersEye]

There's one thing about the war in Iraq that is exactly like Viet Nam. The press isn't on our side.

[GeronL]

LOL

'Top brass not implicated in scandal', should be the headline.

[Steven W.]

Good catch - be sure to send to www.mrc.org