ABC: UNCENSORED "OBJECTIVITY"

Since his press conference on Tuesday, when President Bush took on the issue of the media's bias related to their Iraq war coverage, the lib outlets have been whining about the Administration's assault on the press.

In that context, that makes this story even more explosive.

Drudge has just blown the lid off ABC, thanks to emails he obtained.

Among the emails he acquired was one revealing the "objectivity" of John Green, executive producer of the weekend edition of Good Morning America.

In an email referring to President Bush, Green says, "Bush makes me sick. If he uses the 'mixed messages' line one more time, I'm going to puke."

Drudge writes:

The blunt comments by Green, along with other emails obtained by the DRUDGE REPORT, further reveal the inner workings of the nation's news outlets.

A friend of Green's at ABC says Green is mortified by the email. "John feels so badly about this email. He is a straight shooter and great producer who is always fair. That said, he deeply regrets the sentiment expressed in the email and the embarrassment it causes ABC News."

No.

Green is not a "great producer who is always fair."

He should be mortified for being exposed as a rabidly biased Bush-hater.

I am concerned by the fact that private communications were shared. It is a violation of privacy.

That's the problem with privacy violations. Once the information is out there, it's there. Nothing can take it back or fully repair the damage done.

The genie is out of the bottle. The toothpaste is out of the tube. Nothing can undo it.

Someone leaked the truth about Green. (Should I say, "Blew the whistle?")

Certainly, these news outlets that thrive on whistleblowers can't condemn the individual or individuals who provided the emails to Drudge.


The truth is out.

Please, may we stop pretending that ABC is not biased against President Bush and his policies?

I think it's time.