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I'll spend 20 days in jail for this!
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NBC will lose a ton of respectability by paying that amount, a million dollars, for an interview.
It sets a horrible example, not to mention that spoiled little Paris is already treated like royalty by the ratings driven media who have turned her into a star even though she isn't even noteworthy for anything.
I always laugh when someone in the media seems puzzled over the celebutante-Paris Hilton phenomenon, when it is a complete creation of their own doing.
If they didn't put her name on every front page and devote full hours news coverage to her daily foibles, nobody would even know who she is.
They do the same for Anna Nichole, Britney, Lindsey, and a few others. At least when they did it with Princess Di they could use the argument she was somebody.
The trash media people have discovered a cheap way to create the need for their own services, but now the previously respected media like NBC is getting in on it.
The so-called objective media is falling flat on its face by paying for these "stories", but even worse is their tendency to try to drive their own political agenda.
Note who most of them give to:
"Study:Journalists Donate Overwhelmingly to Democrats"
Update (15:40 EDT): Ana Marie Cox helpfully corrects/excuses Klein's error re: Kucinich.Well, that didn't take long. Just a few hours after former Rep. Dick Armey's (R-Tex.) first guest blog post to Time's "Swampland," liberal journalist and author Joe Klein slammed Armey for "red-baiting" the audience on the Democrats' stances on issues like health care.Socialized medicine is a right-wing scare trope. None of the Democrats is proposing that. None of them is even proposing a "single-payer" plan, like Canada, where the government collects the premiums and people get to choose private providers. And now that we're at a point where much of corporate America is hoping for some relief from the burden of providing health insurance, ain't this kind of red-baiting getting a little old?But Klein is dead wrong. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) is precisely pushing a single-payer universal coverage plan that the liberal Center for American Progress labels as "Medicare for All."From Kucinich.us, the Ohio Democrat's campaign Web site (PDF file):
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