Howie Kurtz's "balanced" Plame panel discussion: Frum, Bumiller, Milbank

[DeepModem Mom]

On CNN's "Reliable Sources," anchored by Howie, a panel is discussing the Plame scandal, and on the panel: David Frum of the American Enterprise Institute; Elisabeth Bumiller, NYT Bush sycophant; and Dana Milbank, author of a recent hitpiece about Joe Wilson in the WP.

The oh-so-typical TV-news "fair and balanced" panel.

[Misskittycat]

1. It was ridiculous. I changed the channel. Watching cartoons now. n/t

[DeepModem Mom]

3. Equally valuable! nt

[Misskittycat]

11. Often I switch to cartoons to regain my sanity. n/t

[Misskittycat]

2. It was ridiculous. I changed the channel. Watching cartoons now. n/t

[leftchick]

4. did you catch the question of the day??

"Are the US media making too much of the Valerie Plame issue"?

here is the link if you want to reply...

http://www.cnn.com/feedback/forms/form5.html?25

[DeepModem Mom]

5. No, I didn't (stopped watching) -- thanks for posting this link!

[acmavm]

6. Thanks for the heads up. For sport I put my two cents in.

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[madrchsod]

7. -----turn off the tv--------

i`m listening to sade and watching the sky cloud over.....

[PDittie]

8. Stop watching Kurtz

he's the farthest thing from balanced on CNN (since they killed Crossfire).

His show is even morth worthless than Tweety's.

[DeepModem Mom]

9. Actually, I just had the TV on mute, walked by, and noticed the panel.

I agree -- Kurtz is worthless.

[Neil Lisst]

10. they just love to talk

I caught a few minutes of this show, maybe 15.

I try to watch some of everything, sampler plates. mmm, that tastes like crap is usually a quick trip on most shows.

I am so sick of so many like Millbank trying to maintain their reasonableness credentials by being as open to criticism of Wilson and Plame as of Libby, et al. That is just weak.


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