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The Case of CH2M HILL: $2 Billion in Crony Stimulation by Rusty Weiss
The Truth about George Soros by AIM Staff
Lifting the Veil on WikiLeaks by AIM Staff
The Truth about Al-Jazeera English by Cliff Kincaid
Reaganomics and Obamanomics in the Media and in Reality by Malcolm A. Kline, Don Irvine and Spencer Irvine
How State Budget Battles Could Mean More Criminals Back on the Streets by Michael Tremoglie
Radical Muslims, Environmentalists and the Green Jihad by Mark Musser
Russian-Backed Propaganda Networks Claim Obama is a CIA Agent by Cliff Kincaid
Media Conceal True Nature of Flash Mob Racial Violence by John T. Bennett
NBC’s Mitchell Should Resign Over Telling Gaddafi’s Lies (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) by Cliff Kincaid
CASA de Maryland: The Illegals’ ACORN by James Simpson
Special Report
The Newswire
Take AIM Podcast
Looking Back at Media Firings
Howard Kurtz and his panel on Reliable Sources takes a look back the controversies generated by Helen Thomas, Rick Sanchez and Juan Williams that cost them their jobs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Oh0fj7XaXI
The panel seemed more concerned about Williams and the treatment he received than for Thomas or Sanchez because they were perceived to be anti-Semitic and they didn’t really want to go down that path. Yet at least with Thomas it would have been an important part of the discussion since she has continued to voice her displeasure with Israel all while denying that she is anti-Semitic.
Overall I think the public consensus is that Thomas received the punishment she deserved, while Williams was treated too harshly by NPR though he recovered quite nicely and while remaining divided on Sanchez.
With CNN’s ratings in the tank they might want to give Sanchez another chance. At least he still has a better reputation than Eliot Spitzer.
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Don Irvine is Chairman of Accuracy in Media. He is active on Facebook and Twitter. You can follow him @donirvine to read his latest thoughts.
