Why Don’t NY Times, WaPo, LA Times, Want The Public To Know About Bush’s Documented War

Brian Zick

In his online column yesterday, Dan Froomkin summarized the March 30 Murry Waas report of Bush's Iraq war fabrications. And then observed: "But in the traditional media, the reaction has been utter and complete silence -- both after Waas's well-documented March 2 story, and again today. There's not one word about it in a single major outlet this morning." - (emphasis mine)

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