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Marc
Santora

• September 1
-- Showing
the Violent Face of Anti-Bush Protest
The Times doesn't hide the violent, ugly behavior of some anti-Republican
protesters: "…marauding crowds cursing at delegates in Midtown and the
detention of hundreds of protesters near ground zero--created a day of disorder
in a convention week already marked by sustained protests against the Bush
administration and the war in Iraq."
• August 30
-- Boosting
Anti-Bush Crowd Figures, Again
The Times again manages to pass along the highest crowd estimates for
an anti-Bush rally in Manhattan, the same way it did during the anti-war
protests of March 2003, and passes along more
"protesters-as-mainstream-citizens" talking points.
• July 29 -- You
Can Trust Kerry, Says Baghdad Jim
David Johnston and Marc Santora couch criticism of Kerry's shifting war
stance as "Republican attacks" and "talking points," while
bringing in the dubious Rep. Jim (Bush is a liar) McDermott to defend Kerry.
• June 2 -- Nice
Speech, Rumsfeld -- But What About Abu Ghraib?
Marc Santora covers Defense Secretary Rumsfeld's commencement speech at West
Point and shoehorns in this out-of-nowhere reference: "The speech, which
made no mention of the abuse of prisoners at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, drew
polite applause."
E-mail
TimesWatch Director, Clay Waters, with TimesWatch feedback at
cwaters@mediaresearch.org
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