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Published - Saturday, May 10, 2008

Cover story of Pentagon pundits


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On April 20, the New York Times ran a story about how all of those ex-generals we see as expert military analysts on the TV news shows were really just feeding us much propaganda about the Iraq war.

I haven’t seen anything on any of our local television newscasts or in this paper. Why does the local press here, that is supposed to keep us informed about current events, let this story die?
Can there be any good reason why you would not follow-up on a story of this magnitude?
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