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The Art of Being Shown Up
Lifting the fogs of bias. Offshoring innovation. Written in the Constitution. Hiding underneath judicial robes. Plus more.
You may also add the following to Lorie Byrd's list of signs that liberal media bias is past practice:
p>...when United States military casualties in the Middle East are reported as heroic individual sacrifices in the advance of freedom and not regrettable anonymous demerits against a steadfast American President. br> -- Deane Fish br> Altamont, New York /p>I enjoyed the article by Lorie Byrd this morning. How silly of people to say that bloggers are not journalists.
p>Ms. Byrd was informative and amusing. I hope you will carry more of her writings. br> --
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