Caught up in the negativity surrounding Iraq
On Tuesday morning, KTAR David Leibowitz presented a case that the news in Iraq isn't as bad as being painted and read over the air a column by Andrew Sullivan boasting that the Iraq excursion was "win-win". Mr. Leibowitz gave creedence to the notion that all news from Iraq is not negative.
This morning at 9, we'll give some media time to the other Iraq -- the one where negativity doesn't always hold sway, and where hatred of President Bush and "his war" doesn't color every headline.
Is Leibowitz trying to out "Clear Channel" Clear Channel?
Here's some headlines that bring one back to the sobering reality of the deal:
- US troops kill employees of Pentagon funded Iraqi television network.
- Insurgents control road routes and Iraqi merchants refuse to deliver goods in fear of reprisal.
- US lawmakers calling for a return of the draft.
- Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak says "Today there is hatred of the Americans like never before in the region", due in part to the Iraq invasion.
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