”The Missouri Media”
The Hill:
“Twenty years ago we would laugh at the notion that a newspaper would ever embrace the idea that maybe the channel of the future is electronic and that you may have to change your business model,” Potter told a group of reporters at a breakfast sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor.
He added, […]

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The St. Louis Post Dispatch biased? No way, say it ain’t so!!!!!

By Gary Rust
Unbelievable!
Under the headline (”Jetton: The rise and fall”) on a Page 1 article in Monday’s St. Louis Post-Dispatch was a photograph of Rod Jetton — former speaker of the Missouri House from Marble Hill — next to an unidentified man. The […]

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A lot of people believe that the attacks we wage daily against politicians and journalists is personal. It’s really not. (well, maybe in one specific case it is, but we didn’t start it!) We don’t know these people, never met these people, and quite frankly, don’t care to ever meet these people. The corruption in […]

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The Post-Dispatch will serve no party but the people; be no organ of Republicanism, but the organ of truth; will follow no causes bit its conclusions; will not support the Administration, but criticize it; will oppose all frauds and shams wherever or whatever they are; will advocate principles and ideas rather than prejudices and partisanship. […]

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Again we ask: why is the media so fiercely protecting “Liar” Jack Cardetti and Jeff Mazur? “Bagdad Tony” can’t even bring himself to mention their names in his article!
It was he [Nixon] who insisted that the information about Lake of the Ozarks — forget the science — should have been released immediately. It was he, […]

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Linda Martinez loses her job, Jack Cardetti and Jeff Mazur keep theirs.
Senior officials in the Nixon Administration admit to lying and covering up dangerous E. Coli test results last summer and what was the K.C. Star editorial board’s response last week? Blame the Republicans for trying to get to the bottom of it!
Political gamesmanship […]

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