Now you too can practice war journalism, New York Times style! 1. First of all, it’s vital to establish your objectivity by pointing out how completely unscientific and unprofessional it would be to generalize from a sample of only 12…

After all, it wouldn’t do for the American people to be given any sense that the war is going well this memorial day — it wouldn’t fit in the template of the narrative established by the MSM and the neo-Copperhead…

Michelle Malkin took issue with the big Sunday NY Times piece on troop morale in Iraq – less with the content of the article than with the slant of the headline. Interestingly, the headline was changed shortly after she posted…

See previous: 2007.05.27 Iraq/Iran Roundup Below the fold (newest items at the top): What happens when you read past a NYTimes headline Todays Day by Day

Another link to Malkin and her post about the G.I.’s opinion of the state of affairs in Iraq in response to this article in the New York Times.
A few days ago I posted an entry that I subsequently deleted, because even I thought it was too harsh …

You gotta give it to Michelle Malkin.  She picks things up faster than any other mainstream blogger I know of.  
Just moments ago, she posted about a NY Times headline that could lead the reader to believe that we are just moments away from screamin…