Is it right for someone who’s not a professional journalist to use her judgment regarding whether or not to reveal information regarding a person in a news story?  Well, apart from the way she stirred up an ornery mob of pitchfork wielding, torchbearing non-NPR donors to commit outrages against . . . oh.  She didn’t?ÂÂ
Anyway, I think it’s funny the way the interviewer insists on continually referring to her by her full name and pointing out that she lives in Virginia: “Isn’t that right, Sarah Wells who is reporting live from our studios in Richmond, Virginia?” h/t Bluemerle. ÂÂ
Also, Dia al-Kawaz’ family unkilled in IraqÂÂ
The story on that page seems to be about a person known as “dog poop girl”.
Oh, Dog Poop Girl! Sorry.
I love that story. Reminds me of South Park’s “Nigger Guy” episode.
In fact, I think I’m going to go over to Facebook right now and start a gae-ttong-nyue (dog shit girl) fan group.
Thank you for posting the Megan Meier tormentor’s name, SarahW. You made the right call.
SarahW!!!
Uh oh.
RonnieBobbyRicky&Mike think that Neal Conan is in need of being anally raped, forsooth.
oh crap. that sucks. somehow my name came up wrong, but I, RonnieBobbyRicky&Mike, stand by my comment at #7.
About the Iraq story. Wow. The media got suckered. Wotta laugh. At least with Media Matters, you *know* that suckering’s gonna happen. Same with FOX. But the MSM? Well, just goes to prove Oswald’s Maxim: Never underestimate human stupidity, you will always be disappointed.
ok whatever.
Sorry. I am still on comment restriction until I finish my “goals” sos I can get my “bonus.” But I had wanted to be sure to spress how classy SarahW was on the NPR, and also how much the host was abjectly pleading for a rambunctious anal raping I thought.
Also bluemerle should have a link no? So the pipples can see is not a cybervigiwhatever at all but just charmingness.
Lori Drew should be ashamed. But, alas, that is not likely to be an emotion that she is in possession of.
To the left, and by extension the MSM, hypocrisy is only something that OTHER people do.
And equivocation is a way of life.
Not that these are new observations, but there you are.
NPR is running the same excerpt from that Daniel Solove book that I posted in my Pub post last week. So that makes me a journalist just like Steve Inskeep & the gang on Morning Edition!
Oh! I missed SaraW, how sad for me!
The story I heard on NPR this morning was about how despite the seemingly good news out on the economic growth, it is really all very “depressing”. Everything could get worse.
I wish I would have heard SaraW instead.
You can hear her at this link:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=16659289