Left wing web sites are livid with anger over the upcoming ABC six-hour miniseries which blames 9/11 directly on Bill Clinton, while it praises President Bush for his great efforts in cleaning up the international aftermath.
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Wow...and Salon is about as left-wing as they come!
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ABC has the political ethics of a rattlesnake. Don't think they're doing this because of some newfound patriotism or from a sense of journalistic empiricism. Bernard Goldberg set us straight on that (the CBS veteran tells us in "Bias", there isn't two cents worth of difference between CBS, ABC, and NBC in their extreme left-wing political point of view). ABC has been quietly going broke for years, especially since losing their cash cow, Jerry Seinfeld. They're regarded an anachronism by ratings organizations and marketing companies because a large proportion of viewership is "antenna" viewership, the poor who don't have cable (half of whom are white). They've realized that any hope of resurrecting the network is going to come from increasing viewership amongst the "haves", rather than engaging in race-baiting and radical leftist pandering to the "have nots". That's what this is all about -money, and nothing more.
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