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Kathleen Carroll, second from left, Associated Press executive editor, and Tom Curly, center, Associated Press President, arrive at Carnegie Hall to attend a memorial service for ABC News anchorman Peter Jennings, who died of lung cancer on Aug. 7, New York, Tuesday Sept. 20 , 2005. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews) Media executive Barry Diller arrives at New York's Carnegie Hall, Tuesday Sept. 20 , 2005, to attend a memorial service for ABC News anchorman Peter Jennings, who died of lung cancer on Aug. 7. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)

If you want to destroy a political forum then turn it into a conspiracy theories haven. This is exactly what is Democratic Underground known to us as Dummyland. At DU the lefties are running all type of insanely delusional conspiracy theories ranging from election fraud, to Bush is going to kill or imprison every Democrat in the country. On the other hand Free Republic is the best political forum on the internet because the vast majority of posters use logic and facts to express their opinions and comments regarding a particular subject. Unfortunately in the last two months there have...

Putting a damper on any happiness by Iraqis about Saddam Hussein’s capture, during ABC’s prime time special on Sunday night, Peter Jennings declared that “there’s not a good deal for Iraqis to be happy about at the moment. Life is still very chaotic, beset by violence in many cases, huge shortages. In some respects, Iraqis keep telling us life is not as stable for them as it was when Saddam Hussein was in power.” Earlier, Jennings, who spent the day flying to New York from Los Angeles, opened Sunday’s World News Tonight by emphasizing how Hussein had once been a...

People in the News Sworn In: Peter's in tears as he becomes a US citizen. ABC News anchorman Peter Jennings had a surprise for his lontime friend Clive Chajet at his annual Fourth of July Party: The Canadian-born Jennings announced to the 30 or so guests gathered at Chajet's annual event in Bridgehampton, NY, that he had become a US citizen. Jennings, 64, wanted his friends to hear the news directly from him. "The gasp from the group at the party was just an 'Oh my God' kind of thing," Chajet, a corporate branding consultant and old friend fo Jennings,...

Jennings Touts “Momentum” of “Enormous Anti-War” Rallies By Tuesday night Saturday's protest marches against the liberation of Iraq were three days old, and so the other networks had moved on, but for ABC's Peter Jennings, who was off Monday night, it was his first chance to weigh in on them. He trumpeted on Tuesday's World News Tonight that though the “the enormous anti-war demonstrations” have not “changed” President Bush's “mind about Saddam Hussein,” they “have certainly given Mr. Bush’s opponents some sense that they have momentum.” Following a story by Martha Raddatz about the continuing split between the U.S. and...