The AP And Los Angeles Times Disrespect Tony Snow Just After His Death

The following is Bill O'reilly explaining the egregious behavior of these two news outlets and appropriately showing the necessary outrage at these shameless media fools:

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The Associated Press should be ashamed of themselves, editorializing in an obituary of Tony Snow. As O'reilly points out the article from the AP says the that "with a quick-from-the-lip repartee, broadcaster's good looks and a relentlessly bright outlook - if not always a command of the facts - he became a popular figure around the country to the delight of his White House bosses" and that "critics suggested that Snow was turning the traditionally informational daily briefing into a personality-driven media event short on facts and long on confrontation." That this type of insulting language would appear in an obituary of the recently deceased who was a decent guy is disgusting.

O'reilly also discusses the L.A. Times website and the hate speech that was allowed to appear. The L.A. times is not just some random website with a lot of traffic that cannot moderate the comments posted there. The LA Times in fact moderates all its comments and everything appearing on the site is read and approved by an editor. The conduct of the LA Times in allowing such hateful language such as comparing Tony Snow to a Nazi is inexcusable.


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