How the administration marketed the war to the American people has been well covered, but critical questions remain: How and why did the press buy it, and what does it say about the role of journalists in helping the public sort out fact from propaganda?This is the question Bill Moyers asked in his latest documentary documentary "Buying the War" (you can watch it at full length here.) The segment below features the journalists of Knight Ridder and how they covered the lead up to war correctly, when all others got it wrong.
I get the feeling Hannity is trying make my head explode, currently Irony bleeds from my eyes. You see, Sean is complaining about the Tax Dollars he spent that allowed PBS to produce a documentary that analyzes how the media contributed to a war that could reach the price tag of $456 Billion. I think Sean Hannity needs to get his priorities straight. I guess it's easier to fight the "far left" PBS instead of questioning the Government that mislead America to war?
Oh.. If you are interested in seeing where you Tax Dollars are going I found this fun map titled "Death and Taxes"




Reader Comments ( Page 1 of 1)
1. Maybe I have a soft spot for Bill Moyers, he has been a hero of mine for some time.>>>
Is that soft spot in your head? Moyer is the clown that had a lot to do with the greatest failure in American policy ... the Great Society. He went on to be Johnson's press sec, and defended the Gulf of Tonkan resolution that got us into Vietnam.
Moyer is a lost over the Left rainbow Dorothy and he's not coming back ... and you're just a soft spot.
Thomas J Gassett at 1:50PM on May 7th 2007