Reply #1: She was one of the worst....but

[kentuck]

they were all on the war bandwagon, as I recall. They couldn't wait to get the big adventure started. They were going to be embedded. They were nothing but cheerleaders. They refused to give coverage to those that were against the war. And they always seemed to minimize the numbers at the protests, as I recall. The media cannot escape a great deal of responsibility for the young men and women that have lost their lives in Iraq. They are no better than the yellow journalism of W Randolph Hearst at the turn of the last century.