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Duh-Mikey recently asked for evidence that Matt Drudge publishes
misleading
stories.

No, I asked what he's gotten wrong.

OK. He sure "got" this story "wrong" - i.e., he fabricated it.

It was reported to him and confirmed by 3 sources. The story originated
with Wes Clark, what aren't you mad at him? I'm referring to the intern
problem story.

On Thursday, Jan. 12, Drudge ran the following headline SIX
times
during the same day:

Another dead link.

Works for me.

If you have a problem with it, just got to the Drudge Report page and
click
on "previous headlines", and then click on January 12. You'll find the
same
headline and the same story posted six times at different times during the
same day.



http://www.drudgereportarchives.com/...234803_mattjk1.
htm

The way to get it to work is to simply type it into your address box at
the
top of your screen, since the "htm" didn't get picked up in blue. Make
sure
to add it to the blue lettering when you do so.

EVERYTHING in that article, including the Dean reference was a pure
fabrication.

On Friday, Jan. 13, Drudge had another headline, this one a link to
a
scurrilous article by Michael Sneed in the Chicago Sun-Times:

http://www.suntimes.com/output/sneed...s-sneed13.html

So why aren't you mad at Sneed?

Mad? I'm not mad at Sneed or Drudge. I laugh at them.

It should be noted that Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity among other
right-wing media ****heads promoted this same Drudge fabrication
repeatedly.

Of course it was fine with you when a fabricated story about Bush 41's
non-existent affair made the news, because after all he is a Republican.

Who is Bush 41?

What "non-existent affair"??? Never heard of it. Please elaborate.

Today, the subject of the story, Alexandra Polier exposed Drudge for
the
ultra-right-wing ("I'll publish anything Karl Rove asks me to")
sleazeball
he
has always been:

Actually the comment from her father today raises more questions. Why
is
he
quoted yesterday as saying Kerry is a slimeball, or whatever term he
used?
Which is the right quote?

The latter one.

How do you know?

Judy Woodruff, of all people, quoted his exact words on CNN
about supporting Kerry. Only the likes of Drudge, Limbaugh and Sean
Hannity spread the false story about Kerry being a slimeball.

Only the DNC or any of the Libs in office would cook up stories about
desertion and wars cooked up in Crawford.



http://customwire.ap.org/dynamic/sto...ADIU&SECTION=H
OME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

For easy access to this article, just go to Signonsandiego.com. The
article
is referenced by a small headline on the main page.

Does the main stream press, (the Liberal press) ever get things wrong.

And what "Liberal press" would that be? The press owned by Viacom,
Murdoch,
TimeWarner, General Electric or Clear Channel? Meaning the vast majority
of
the media in America today? The same fictional "liberal media" your
airhead
hero Ann Coulter always blows her stack about?


ABC,CBS, CNN, NBC. The NY Times. Time magazine.

Are they slime for burying their infrequent retractions on page 12 or
wherever?

Have no idea what you're insinuating, as usual. Could you try to make
yourself clear for a change?

Your bias is obvious and you really don't care about the truth unless it
hurts somebody you don't like.

Ahhh... the expected Duh-Mikey closing line - projecting his dishonesty
onto
whoever he disagrees with, or whoever questions his ultra-right-wing
idols.


I dsiagree with you a lot because you are a propagandist, who will buy any
lie the Libs tell, but don't hold yourself to the same standards you expect
from those who criticize the left.