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August 12th 2008     

Media Bias #31

Posted by: Laer at 01:53 pm

The Eye of the Beholder

Yes, anti-Bush bias is fair game for Media Bias 2008, as long as the Dems play the “McSame” card.  Frequent hat-tipee Jim passed along this gem spotlighted by Urgent Agenda:

From The New York Times:

The image of President Bush smiling and chatting with Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin of Russia from the stands of the Beijing Olympics even as Russian aircraft were shelling Georgia outlines the reality of America’s Russia policy. While America considers Georgia its strongest ally in the bloc of former Soviet countries, Washington needs Russia too much on big issues like Iran to risk it all to defend Georgia.

From The Australian:

PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd witnessed a heated discussion between US President George W. Bush and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, over Russia’s invasion of a tiny neighbouring country as athletes paraded before them in the Opening Ceremony on Friday night.

Mr Rudd revealed in an interview with Beijing Now in Beijing on Saturday that he was sitting just two rows behind Mr Bush when an “animated” discussion between he and Mr Putin broke out over Russia’s advance into South Ossetia, a breakaway region in neighbouring Georgia.

Artistic differences … or just the NYT being its biased old self?

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