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FYI, at http://www.brillscontent.com/ under
"Current Issue" & click the link "Letters to the Editor." The hardcopy
copy, found in the March 2000 issue, was edited. -A
So
What?
Give me a break! Has Brill's Content resorted to attacking op-ed writers? Your December/January
2000 Notebook questions the ethics of famous Reagan speechwriter Peggy Noonan,
who penned a Wall Street Journal op-ed on the GOP involvement in the
Clinton impeachment ["Working Both
Sides Of The Street"]. Noonan may have had an existing relationship with
some of those involved in that sad chapter of our nation's history, but so what
if she or the paper didn't include specifics? What Brill's Content
really ought to have reported in the same space is how some current
journalists who are ex-employees of Democrat politicos "report" the news—George
Stephanopoulos, Bill Moyers, and Chris Matthews, just to name a
few. At least with the
Journal's op-eds, its readers know where they're coming from. Today's
television news viewer may not. Andy Szul Jr., Alexandria, VA |
