What the national press ‘was drinking’ during Rubio’s sip
The New York Post comes down on the national news media for its coverage of Sen. Marco Rubio‘s awkward water bottle moment:
What we don’t yet know is what the press corps was drinking.
It must be something. How else to explain the Beltway overkill: CNN asking if it could be a “career ender”; Politico devoting at least five stories to it; MSNBC, by one tally, playing the tape 155 times? …
[T]he same press corps so consumed by Rubio’s water is completely uninterested in why President Obama went MIA while the US consulate in Benghazi was under attack, why he would nominate as defense secretary a man who can’t string together a simple declarative sentence, not to mention the greatest laugh line of the evening: Obama’s claim that “nothing I’m proposing tonight should increase our deficit by a single dime.”
Covering these issues will never get the easy yuks that Rubio’s water bottle did. Then again, isn’t that supposed to be the difference between a late-night comic and a member of the national press corps?
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Cosmos102
Posted on February 15, 2013 at 10:46pmLogic is lost on most New Yorkers. I applaud the New York Post’s efforts however. But if Americans don’t see that our news outlets are becoming more and more like Obama’s propaganda machines, then they never will, or just don’t care.
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