CBS must have taken classes from Canadian media. Little Green Footballs has a look at another CBS News left-wing bias debacle-in-the-making.
Apparently, the fraudulent memo scandal has taught CBS News absolutely nothing.
On last nights CBS Evening News they ran a story about the military draft being reinstatedbased on long-debunked Internet hoax emails and the testimony of an unlabeled Bush-hating advocacy group member. RatherBiased.com has the details (although their site is down as I write this):——————
In a story that was a textbook example of slipshod reporting, CBS reporter Richard Schlesinger used debunked internet hoax emails and an unlabeled interest group member to scare elderly Evening viewers into believing that the U.S. government is poised to resume the draft.
At the center of Schlesingers piece was a woman named Beverly Cocco, a Philadelphia woman who is sick to my stomach that her two sons might be drafted. In his report, Schlesinger claimed that Cocco was a Republican and portrayed her as an apolitical (even Republican) mom worried about the future.
Schlesinger did not disclose that Cocco is a chapter president of an advocacy group called People Against the Draft (PAD) which, in addition to opposing any federal proscription, seeks to establish a peaceful, rational foreign policy by bringing all U.S. troops out of Iraq. Like Schlesingers Cocco, the group portrays itself as nonpartisan although its leadership seems to be entirely bereft of any Republicans.
The groups domain is registered to a man named Jacob Levich, a left-wing activist who in a 2001 essay compared the Bush Administration to the totalitarian government portrayed in George Orwells 1984.
CBS News also reported that there are two bills in Congress to reinstate the draft, but failed to mention that they were both introduced by Democrats.
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