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visit my web site at http://www.voicenet.com/~wbacon My ICQ# is 79071904 for a precise list of the powers of the Federal Government linkto: http://www.voicenet.com/~wbacon/Enumerated.html ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 14:01:52 -0700 From: Media Research Center IS Staff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: MRC Web News - Our Latest Analysis [mrcgoldlogo.gif] Media Research Center America's Media Watchdog Bringing Political Balance and Responsibility to the Media MRC Web News: Our Latest Analysis August 12, 2003 �Daily updates on MRC's latest analysis ________________________________________________________________________________ Today�s CyberAlert: http://www.mediaresearch.org/cyberalerts/2003/cyb20030812.asp 1. CBS & ABC Describe as �Controversial� Bush�s EPA and New Nominee When reporters describe a policy or person as �controversial� you know they must be referring to a policy or person which upsets liberals. CBS�s Dan Rather employed the term once and ABC�s Charles Gibson used the term three times on Monday night in reporting on President Bush�s decision to nominate Utah Governor Mike Leavitt to succeed former New Jersey Governor Christie Whitman as EPA Administrator. 2. Network Vet: �Dukakis Was No Liberal and Neither Was Mondale� Former NBC and CNN political reporter Ken Bode, on the Chris Matthews Show over the weekend, seriously maintained that neither Walter Mondale nor Michael Dukakis were liberals. Bode generously conceded that George McGovern �was a liberal,� but then insisted: �Dukakis was no liberal and neither was Mondale. Both of them had several people to the left in those primaries. It was what the Republicans did to them once they got the nomination that made them seem to be liberals in both cases.� 3. �Conservative� Rohrabacher Endorsing Schwarzenegger Worries Time In their Arnold Schwarzenegger cover stories this week, Time and Newsweek each painted the movie star candidate as a political mystery, but described his social stands as either "liberal" in quote marks or "libertarian." Newsweek also suggested his potential marital infidelity was not a mark of an inferior moral record, at least when compared to Ronald Reagan. Time�s Richard Lacayo found Schwarzenegger liberal on several issues but brooded about the import of Congressman Dana Rohrabacher, �one of the most conservative members of the California congressional delegation,� endorsing the actor. Lacayo worried: �Is that just further evidence of Arnold's gift for befriending people of all kinds, or does Rohrabacher know something the rest of us don't?" 4. GMA Frets About Bush�s Vacation, �Shouldn't He Be Hard at Work?� A few hours before President Bush traveled to Arizona and to Denver, where he announced his pick to run the EPA, Good Morning America co-host Charles Gibson, on his first day back from vacation, demanded at the top of Monday�s ABC broadcast: "President Bush enjoys another month-long vacation. Shouldn't he be hard at work in the White House?� But maybe ABC�s reporters need a vacation since they messed up basic facts. Diane Sawyer proclaimed: �President Bush has now spent a full 30 straight days away from Washington.� And Kate Snow suggested Bush has only been in office for a year. 5. Job Opening at MRC: Assistant Archivist for Media Conversion Job opening at the MRC for the position of Assistant Archivist for Media Conversion. 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