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Let the Games Begin
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I just recently read your editorial “From Slob to Snob” stating: “One of the Washington Post’s tricks of concealed bias is the phrase, “critics say.” Which translated means: we here at the Washington Post want to make an editorial point on the front page, but since that’s not quite kosher professionally we’ll find some ‘critics’ or ‘experts’ to make our point for us.
I assume that you are referring to the same way that Fox News disguises editorial opinion. It is interesting how it is proper for conservative media to try to present opinion as “expert,” but it isn’t proper for non-conservative media to disguise opinion.
p>I agree that media should never try to disguise opinion, but that is a two-way street. Isn’t it? br> — Hugh O’Neil /p>
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