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Judges

• October 22 -- Bush's
Judicial Philosophy Based Purely on "Reaping Political Benefit"?
Neil Lewis' front-page story on Bush's federal puts a cynical spin on the
president's judicial philosophy: "There could have been no clearer signal
that Mr. Bush intended to follow the pattern set by his father and President
Ronald Reagan of shifting the courts rightward and reaping the political benefit
of pleasing social conservatives."

• November 14 -- Quoting
Zell Only When Liberals Yell
The Times won't report Democratic Sen. Zell Miller's excoriation of his
party over the Senate Intelligence memo, but quotes him to try and make
conservatives look bad.
• November 4 -- The
Times and the "C-Word"
A story on Democratic Sen. Schumer's filibusters against Bush nominees goes
crazy with "conservative" labels.
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October
20 -- Brownout
on Fact-Checking
Neil Lewis asserts Bush nominee Judge Janice Rogers Brown "would be the
first black woman to sit on the United States Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia." That probably comes as a surprise to Judith Rogers, a black
judge who currently sits on the court.
E-mail
TimesWatch Director, Clay Waters, with TimesWatch feedback at
cwaters@mediaresearch.org
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