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Journalists Not Happy With Election Coverage
October 22, 2004 - 5:44pm — birdie
...and neither am I.
Here's the report from Journalism.org .
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Comments
right on
This is exactly what Jon Stewart was talking about on Crossfire. When people like me and my husband, both with advanced college degrees, get our "news" from the Daily Show and can't stand to watch the actual news, something is very wrong. When *journalists* can't stand their own work, that's really scary!