On the Air
In case you missed them, here are some choice picks from the week in radio.In case you missed them, here are some choice picks from the week in radio.
Harry Reid on “The Stephanie Miller Show”
Sen. Reid appeared on Air America?s Los Angeles affiliate to talk about the Mideast, the Bush administration and the Democratic Party?s agenda. Link
“On the Media”
A look at the NSA?s eavesdropping program, the court cases challenging it, and Sen. Arlen Specter?s ?compromise? with the Bush administration. Link
“All Things Considered”
A photojournalist?s perspective on the crisis in Lebanon. Link
California?s heat wave death toll passes 130. Link
Mexico?s ongoing election woes Link
“Fresh Air”
A two-part interview with Thomas Ricks, the Washington Post?s senior Pentagon correspondent. Part one addresses the current conflict in Lebanon. Part two discusses Rick?s new book, “Fiasco,” which looks back on everything that?s gone wrong with the war in Iraq.
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Editorial Cartoons
A pair of journalists take aim at the Vermont senator and succeed only in exposing their willful ignorance and ideological commitments.
The Vermont senator won the New Hampshire primary outright, yet its second- and third-place finishers continue to dominate the headlines.
CNN routinely features guests who are critical of the Vermont senator. What it fails to mention is that many are major corporate lobbyists.
Progressives decry bipartisan support for regime change after both parties give Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó a standing ovation.
The top U.S. diplomat, accused of cussing and demanding Mary Louise Kelly point to Ukraine on unmarked map, unleashes angry, direct attack.
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