>>>http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/10/01/vp-debate-moderator-pens-pro-obama-book/
>>
>>That does sound fishy. Of course, we only have Fox News's word that the book (which won't be released until next year) will be "pro-Obama." She moderated the VP debate in 2004 as well and I don't remember it helping John Edwards much.
>>
>>The McCain campaign is doing a good job of keeping expectations at rock bottom for Palin. (Well, she's doing a pretty good herself on the rare occasions they put her in an unscripted situation). If she just shows up with a pulse and her glasses some are going to say she did OK.
>
>Perpetuating the bias of the agenda driven media are we? :o) Let's just add to it some more:
>
>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7459946.stm
>
>So is Mr Duyet implying that that Senator McCain lied about his treatment at the Hanoi Hilton?
>
>"He did not tell the truth," he says.
>
>"But I can somehow sympathise with him. He lies to American voters in order to get their support for his presidential election."
>
>The "Hanoi Hilton" is now a museum - containing McCain's flight suit
>But Mr Duyet's propaganda-perfect version of events is impossible to verify - and should be treated with caution in a country where the Communist authorities still keep a tight control over the media.
>
>I cannot believe they interviewd him but havent' done a thing to interview or investigate those involved in all of the Obama scandals and what about Biden's story of being shot at in Iraq? Clinton sure didn't get a free pass...
>
>http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/09/30/unlike-clinton-biden-gets-pass-saying-shot-iraq/



Yellow journalism is not a politically correct term anymore, so the press won't say it. Isn't that handy?