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Rep. Lamar Smith (R-TX) calls out the mainstream media for their double standard on how they covered Pres. Bush and Enron vs. Pres. Obama and Goldman Sachs.
It’s more than a double standard though it borders on media malpractice to not investigate the Obama-Goldman Sachs link as thoroughly as they did with Bush and Enron.
But I don’t expect any changes in their coverage on this issue any time soon as it doesn’t help them sell papers or boost their ratings as the Bush-Enron story did.
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Don Irvine
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.
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2 Comments for Rep. Smith Blasts Media for Double Standard
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To James #1,, ROGER THAT,,,MOVING ON !!!
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Notably absent, not surprisingly from the NYTimes today, but sort-of surprisingly from the WSJ, was Friday’s big story about the SEC big boys helping the adult industry thrive while on the clock. Hmmm.
Similarly to the above, NYT today, on page C1 of the Arts section, in the coveted ‘column 6’ position (the furthest right near the page border), how Jon Stewart skewers Fox News Channel on his show. 23 times, vs. 5-6 for CNN. (With nice pull quotes from the ever-factual Media Matters outfit, to boot.) Hmmm.
Move on, nothing to see here.