"Nov. 21, 2007 - Hollywood (HuffPo / apj.us) - Do the investigative
reporters at The Washington Post and New York Times fall under the
Writers Guild Contract? Are Bernstein and Woodward too busy in makeup?
Can the WGA and Producers get together and give satirical news an
exemption?

"While the Writers Strike keeps The Daily Show from cleverly pointing
out the obvious, WaPo and the Times ignore the obvious altogether:

"We've been lied to by this White House.

"Who says?

"Scott McClellan, the guy who was paid to lie for the guys who lied in
the first place.

"Of course, if he really wanted to bare his soul he would have let
Helen Thomas write the foreword of "What Happened: Was I Lying Then Or
Am I Lying Now?"

"Point is, other than blogs and the Keith Olbermann Network - and the
Writers Strike continuing to keep Jon Stewart, Bill Maher and Stephen
Colbert on the sidelines - we're left with the right to spin an insider
story of a White House coverup.

On Nov 22, 8:32 am, Boston Blackie (You've got to be freakin' kidding
me?) mail.com> wrote:

It's in the best interest of the nation's holiday spirit to not bother
with such hullabaloo!