not one question
On April 15 I asked why the media wasn't covering Bush's admission he knew about the torture sessions among his aides. Guess what? They still aren't. As
At a press conference [Tusday] morning... There were no questions about Bush's role in his administration's torture policy -- but there was lots of joshing around with reporters.There was also yapping about ANWR, despite the fact that drilling there would be useless to meet the current crisis - or any crisis for ten years in any substantive way. Oh. Maybe "despite" isn't the right word.
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At 9:14 PM, May 02, 2008
fev had this to say...
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At 9:41 PM, May 02, 2008
The Ridger, FCD had this to say...
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<-- Older Post ^ Home Newer Post -->I don't mean to defend those folks, but -- did you notice how articulate the responses are when people _do_ ask substantive questions?
"It's even made more difficult by entities like Hamas who insist upon lobbing rockets into Israel."
"But Hamas is -- when you're Israel and you've got people lobbing rockets into your country, you're going to take care of business."
"But you've got to ask, why is Hamas lobbing rockets?"
And that is one reason they should ask substantive questions more often. To reveal the poverty of the ideas running our country.
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