Time Magazine Bureau Chief Not Exactly Objective Reporter
This makes me angry.
Here we have Time Magazine's Baghdad bureau chief (Michael Ware) appearing on Bill Maher's show - visibly drunk, slurring words and claiming to be drinking alot to forget about his odds of survival - engaging in some good old fashioned, wink-and-a-nod liberal hate of both the President and the mission in Iraq. This man, who is supposed to be a professional and objective observer in Iraq, sits there and cooperates with Maher as they both spread innuendo about massacarring civilians and U.S. troops mistreating Iraqi women and then sits back and laughs with Bill as the sycophants in the audience applaud the stupid, half-baked defeatist talking points being bandied about.
This is an example of the sort of people we're supposed to get our news of Iraq from? This is someone whose reporting we are supposed to be basing our political decisions on here at home?
Give me a break.
This guy has his mind made up about Iraq and his negative view of the situation is the only perspective he's going to provide in his reporting to the people here at home.
What reporting he's able to do in between drinking binges, I guess.
Here we have Time Magazine's Baghdad bureau chief (Michael Ware) appearing on Bill Maher's show - visibly drunk, slurring words and claiming to be drinking alot to forget about his odds of survival - engaging in some good old fashioned, wink-and-a-nod liberal hate of both the President and the mission in Iraq. This man, who is supposed to be a professional and objective observer in Iraq, sits there and cooperates with Maher as they both spread innuendo about massacarring civilians and U.S. troops mistreating Iraqi women and then sits back and laughs with Bill as the sycophants in the audience applaud the stupid, half-baked defeatist talking points being bandied about.
This is an example of the sort of people we're supposed to get our news of Iraq from? This is someone whose reporting we are supposed to be basing our political decisions on here at home?
Give me a break.
This guy has his mind made up about Iraq and his negative view of the situation is the only perspective he's going to provide in his reporting to the people here at home.
What reporting he's able to do in between drinking binges, I guess.
