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The Washington Post ^ | April 18, 2005 | Howard Kurtz

[AmericanChef]

-ABC's Linda Douglass says she has "learned that I have not just critics..."-

These people, living in their lefty cocoons, never coming in contact with anyone they disagree with, are for the first time getting criticism! 'Tis an amusing tale, at the least.

[CFC__VRWC]

I think Dana "poo poo head" Milbank is no longer the Washington Post's White House reporter.

True - the White House got tired of his bias and his lies and his unconcealed hatred for President Bush, so they stopped dealing with him and complained and finally got him pulled off the WH beat.

You'd think Kurtz might mention that maybe Milbank has a couple of dozen axes to grind, wouldn't you? But of course he doesn't, while he's whining about why bloggers treat him and his colleagues with such contempt.

[an amused spectator]

The problem most of us have with a "reporter" like Milbank is that we only have the Post's word about his bonafides.

I don't know his salary, his party, where he took his college degree, what his college degree was, where he lives, how many second homes he has, who he's married to.

I mean, if this guy writes about how bad guns are and he lives in a gated community with armed guards, how does that even relate to me? What if his wife is a Democrat big or operative? What if his college professors were Red Diaper babies, or his college was Berkeley or Columbia?

We don't get to hear that from his employer - we just have to take it on faith.

[McGruff]

...bloggers and e-mailers "can make you really paranoid,"...

Hehehe. What was that Sting song? I'll be watching you.

[YaYa123]

I don't want you night folk to miss the latest from Howard Kurtz.

[SuzanneC]

Thanks so much, ma'am.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

Try becoming a conservative born-again Christian.
See if your co-workers still love you or if you become The Enemy and soon unemployed.