This is one of those cases that went way way too far but with the media they can never go far enough it seems.I am talking about the Associated Press's Obituary of the late and great Mr.Tony Snow who's valiant battle with cancer inspired people like me to never look at an obstacle with a negative approach but to overcome it.
This is how the AP in true bias fashion (mainly while he was Press Secretary to President George W.Bush) "With a quick from the lip repartee broadcaster's good looks and a relentlessly bright outlook -if not always a command of the facts-he became a popular figure around the country to the delight of his White House bosses.Critics suggested that Snow was turning the traditionally informational briefing into a personality-driven media event short on facts and long on confrontation."
Not only is this bias in the purest way but it was not the truth because we all know as Conservative bloggers watching Tony on Fox News Sunday years ago and as White House Press Secretary that he was respectful of the media and put them in their proper place when it needed to be done.As far as Tony making his briefings a so called personality-driven media event give me a break.
Look at what the lamestream media did after Tim Russert died it was all about themselves at CNN MSNBC and CtheBS and ABC news.It was all about patting each other on the back.They did not remember Mr.Russert in the proper respectful manner.

Editor's Note: I decided not to do the Sunday special this Morning going after the New York Times BS filled Opinion/Editorial pages. There was nothing worth writing about this morning.

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David R.Beaupre