Bush Sends Staff Back to Ethics Class?
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If only you could send those folks at CNN back to journalism ethics class. Like "Scooter" Libby, who CNN reports, "Is not charged with deliberately disclosing the name of a covert agent, which is a federal offense," CNN is not credited with knowing how to figure out why defining something by what it is specifically not can be anything but subjective reporting. See how that works? It's no wonder FOX News has trashed CNNs ratings. (Note the keyword, 'Trash.')
NEWSBYTES
Bush sends staff back to ethics class
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- With his chief political aide under investigation as part of a probe into the public unmasking of a CIA operative, President Bush is sending his staff back to school -- ethics school.
Bush Orders Staff to Attend Ethics Briefings
White House Counsel to Give 'Refresher' Course
(Washington Post) President Bush has ordered White House staff to attend mandatory briefings beginning next week on ethical behavior and the handling of classified material after the indictment last week of a senior administration official in the CIA leak probe.
Tension: Re-manufactured
Gravity: Less than you are led to believe
Topics: current events, politics, Bush, Rove, News, Republican, White House, Journalism, mainstream media, cable news,
If only you could send those folks at CNN back to journalism ethics class. Like "Scooter" Libby, who CNN reports, "Is not charged with deliberately disclosing the name of a covert agent, which is a federal offense," CNN is not credited with knowing how to figure out why defining something by what it is specifically not can be anything but subjective reporting. See how that works? It's no wonder FOX News has trashed CNNs ratings. (Note the keyword, 'Trash.')
NEWSBYTES
Bush sends staff back to ethics class
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- With his chief political aide under investigation as part of a probe into the public unmasking of a CIA operative, President Bush is sending his staff back to school -- ethics school.
Bush Orders Staff to Attend Ethics Briefings
White House Counsel to Give 'Refresher' Course
(Washington Post) President Bush has ordered White House staff to attend mandatory briefings beginning next week on ethical behavior and the handling of classified material after the indictment last week of a senior administration official in the CIA leak probe.
Tension: Re-manufactured
Gravity: Less than you are led to believe
Topics: current events, politics, Bush, Rove, News, Republican, White House, Journalism, mainstream media, cable news,
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