I’ve restrained myself from blogging on the media’s attempt to portray President Bush’s video conversation with some troops in Iraq as a staged event. *snort* They should talk! I haven’t had any desire to give credence to th…

While the left is in their on “ah ha!” moment at “staged teleconference,” the left wing MSM flagship NBC will undoubtedly get a pass on their staging of Michelle Kosinski’s canoing on less than shallow flood waters. (Political Teen has the video)…

The MSM (that’s Mainstream Media) that had its panties all in a bunch over Pres. Bush’s supposed “staging” of a press conference with US troops in Iraq, was caught red-handed attempting to pass off the belief that recent hard rains…

This is hilarious. Rush was talking about this and how the Today Show had done a segment on the “staged” Bush-soldiers teleconference.

AP: ‘Today’ Reporter Paddles in Shallow Water—

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Those who call it “staged,” have not a whit of evidence that the soldiers were told what to say, or that the president had specific questions he was reading from. By definition then, it can be neither staged nor scripted. Managed and choreographed? A…

A staged Video from the NBC Today Show 10/14/2005. Compliments of News Busters Michelle Malkin has this at her blog. Publius Rendezvous laments further on Dubya’s alleged staged conversation with the troops.

And while we’re piling on the media, how about asking ordinary people who have appeared on news shows if the reporter has ever told them them the sorts of questions that they’d be asked and where the camera would be and how to work the microphone befor…

I won’t steal any of Dafydd’s thunder with an excerpt. Just go read it. Update: Jason van Steenwyk has related thoughts here, as does Lorie Byrd here. Update 2, 10/14/2005: Dafydd and Jason may have beaten her to it, but

When I read this story, the first thing I thought about was that reporter who “staged” a question to Donald Rumsfelt by feeding it to a soldier.
Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to this seaon’s Turkeygate. When Bush visited the troops…

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If the President really wanted to stage a news event, he should take pointers from the expert, Cindy Sheehan, and her daily scheduled outpourings of grief. All the President is guilty of is being organized.

Critics of President Bush’s can’t get enough of his so-called “publicity stunt” yesterday, in which he hosted a live videoconference with American troops in Iraq. Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) called the event a “highly scripted photo op,” saying “We can…

It is obvious that the news media sees a chance here to slam the President that they hate so much. They see scandal in a simple preperation.

Apparently there’s a just a bit of a ruckus (click link for description of the ruckus…I knew someone would ask) over the fact that an Publc Affairs Rep Assistant Secretary of Defense prepped some soldiers for their televised video teleconference with…