Interesting, doncha think . . .

Not really. Typical is more like it.

How many reports from different sources have you read about Dubya's reaction after the altercation in Chili, when he went into the crowd that had cordoned off one of his Secret Service agents?

Time and time again, news reports have said that once it was over, Dubya was visibly less than pleased.

Oh, but not Dana Banks from CNN!

Bush turned around, cocked his head proudly at his maneuver and began to greet his hosts.

Any wonder why when it comes to ratings, CNN and the MSM has been going down the tubes?

I didn't think so.

And don't let the door hitcha on the way out!

Michael Moore, toting a camera and followed by his horde of . . . followers, came to Florida to "document" Election Day irregularities for his next "documentary," tentatively titled, Osama and Me, You Stupid White People!

Not finding enough to even lie about, Moore packed up and left for Ohio.

And they call him nuanced.

The most recent evidence of how unbiased the MSM is in its coverage of Election 2004 is an internal memo that surfaced, which was sent by ABC's political director, Marc Halperin, to its reporters.

In it, Halperin says that neither Bush 43 or John Kerry are telling the truth, but that reporters should show more leniency with Kerry than Bush.

"Kerry distorts, takes out of context, and mistakes all the time, but these are not central to his efforts to win," Halperin wrote.

They're not? Then why is Kerry doing it if not to win?

Or is Halperin saying that Kerry's constant distortions, repeated errors and self-serving lies are something he has no conscious control over. That Kerry can't help himself because that's just the way he is.

If so, then what it is "central to" is Kerry's innate character, which Halperin should not try to have ABC's reporters hide behind carefully "nuanced" news reports.