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Katie Couric, CBS
News anchor, demanded that her staff stop all references to "Governor"
or "Gov." surrounding her interview with Alaska's Governor
Sarah Palin. |
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A person on her staff pointed out that in
other venues, CBS News and Couric had referred to Joe Biden,
using his title of "Senator" or the abbreviation. According to a CBS
News editorial aide, Couric sought approval from CBS News management to
drop the reference "Governor" during her broadcast interview with Palin. |
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Couric did not refer to Palin as Governor
at anytime during the interview. |
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Most people, as they mature, develop
skills to discuss and debate with adversaries that are not petty and
juvenile such as those Couric used in her position as a CBS News anchor. |
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She -- in her juvenile, so-very-angry
attitude toward Governor Palin -- simply displayed her petty and
juvenile methods. And CBS News -- having allowed it -- simply displayed
itself. |
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Couric and CBS News also displayed the
fact that they are very afraid of this accomplished lady known as
Governor Palin. But what might they fear from Governor Palin? She is not
a juvenile, petty person like Couric and CBS News. She is concerned with
important issues. |
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Couric, CBS News, and too many others in
the MSM fail to have any pride in their profession. Might they
comprehend what journalistic standards are? Might they be concerned
about reporting facts to the American people? |
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Might the American people be concerned
that they do not -- and often cannot -- receive honest reporting from
the MSM stars? |