Flipping like a pancake and popping like a cork

Analysis, commentary on political, social, economic and media trends. Author Lyle Jenish spent over 13 years in print and electronic media, as a: managing newspaper editor; features editor for a number of British-based business magazines; writer for the National Post, Globe and Mail and Report on Business magazine; television news assignment editor and a finalist for a number of writing awards, including a 2008 finalist in the investigative journalism category, National Magazine Awards.

Thursday, November 29, 2007

CNN continues duping public, working on Clinton campaign

The retired general who was provided the opportunity to query candidates at the CNN broadcast Republican debate on Nov. 28 is a co-chairman of Hillary Rodham Clinton's National Military Veterans group. Retired Brig. Gen. Keith H. Kerr was named a co-chairman of the group in November, according to a campaign press release.
Kerr was also active in John F. Kerry's 2004 campaign for president.
CNN ensured other questioners were elbowed aside to allow Kerr - a co-chair of “Veterans and Military Retirees for Hillary" - the floor and ask his Clinton/CNN-contrived question.
Of course CNN anchor Anderson Cooper, who moderated the debate and the panel, did not identify Kerr as being co-chairman of the Hillary Rodham Clinton campaign.
The CNN/Clinton campaign machine grinds on.