There are several starkly obvious questions that a decent journalist might ask Mr. Davis:
- What polling data do you base your conclusions on?
- What "left" in American politics are you talking about--or do you mean the center right Clinton administration that you were a part of?
- Are you suggesting that a scandal of sexual harassment between a President and an adult intern and his lies before a grand jury about it is equivalent to the scandals of "fixing intelligence" for launching a war, eavesdropping on Americans without court approval, issuing torture guideline memos, and setting up clandestine prisons?
Of course that is exactly what Davis and the NPR reporters are suggesting. For whatever reason NPR is working hard to create the lie that the midterm elections were a call for "bipartisanship" and not the call for the end to the occupation of Iraq and CORRUPTION in politics that polls have shown.
It's as if NPR has launched it's own preemptive strikes against any movement to quickly end the occupation of Iraq and to investigate the Bush administration and hold it accountable for behaviors that clearly fit the "high crimes and misdemeanor" standards for impeachment written into our Constitution.
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"It's as if NPR has launched it's own preemptive strikes against any movement to quickly end the occupation of Iraq and to investigate the Bush administration and hold it accountable for behaviors that clearly fit the "high crimes and misdemeanor" standards for impeachment written into our Constitution."
Your diligence, in keeping an eye on this phony bunch, surely indicates that it is not as if - it is.
NPR's stealthy role for years now has been to inoculate the world improver, feel-good, 'liberal', middle and upper middle classes, to the sins, vapidity and horrors of our democracy. The rest have been taken care of with other forms of dead-end media.
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