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Wolf Lets Hillary Walk Away From Driver's Licenses
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 Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 7:00 am Post subject: Wolf Lets Hillary Walk Away From Driver's Licenses |
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 Wolf Lets Hillary Walk Away From Driver's Licenses
Rush Limbaugh has often indicated that he has no beef with Wolf Blizter. And I must say that I've generally found Blitzer to be a straight shooter who has rarely-if-ever provided grist for my NewsBusting mill. All of which makes that much more perplexing Blitzer's bail-out at arguably the key moment last night's debate. The CNN anchor's failure to follow up on Hillary's monosyllabic answer on driver's licenses for illegals, letting her slide with her terse "no," was in my opinion the greatest single act of journalistic malpractice thus far in this campaign season.
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Rush Limbaugh has often indicated that he has no beef with Wolf Blizter. And I must say that I've generally found Blitzer to be a straight shooter who has rarely-if-ever provided grist for my NewsBusting mill. All of which makes that much more perplexing Blitzer's bail-out at arguably the key moment last night's debate. The CNN anchor's failure to follow up on Hillary's monosyllabic answer on driver's licenses for illegals, letting her slide with her terse "no," was in my opinion the greatest single act of journalistic malpractice thus far in this campaign season.Let's set the stage. Wolf had just finished raking Obama over the coals on the issue. As an aside, Obama's failure to have a strong answer readied for a question he was certain to be asked exposed shocking incompetence on his part and that of his staff. In any case, after leaving Obama in a heap of equivocating dust, Wolf went down the line, asking each candidate in turn: "Do you support or oppose driver's licenses for illegal immigrants?"When it came Hillary's turn, her one-word answer -- "no" -- was over so quickly that CNN didn't even give a close-up of her as she was pronouncing it. But never mind, surely Blitzer would follow up. Except that the next words out of Wolf's mouth were . . . "Congressman Kucinich?" That's right, Wolf moved on, letting Hillary walk with absolutely no follow-up whatsoever.
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