The New York Times surrenders. : You Tell Me

The New York Times surrenders.

Posted on July 19, 2007 - Filed Under Mainstream Media, The Iraq War | Print This

Victor Davis Hanson takes a recent New York Times editorial on the Iraq war to task…point-by-point. Read his article here.

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Author's Note

When I was a very young man trying to break in to the radio business, the dominant station in my hometown of Dallas was KLIF 1190 AM.

The station was owned by radio pioneer Gordon McLendon and one of the things that it featured was editorials that McLendon himself wrote and voiced.

McLendon's editorials were strictly a one-way street. There was no practical method by which listeners could agree or disagree.

Today, broadcaster and listener can maintain a dialogue. And that's what this portion of ktbb.com is about.

I'll put the proposition out there. You feel free to agree, disagree or amplify. This is YOUR forum. So YOU TELL ME.
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