My Email to John R. Green of ABC News (aka, Bush Makes Me Sick)

Drudge broke the story today that Green sent out an email which Drudge explained this way:

A top producer at ABC NEWS declared "Bush makes me sick" in an email obtained by the DRUDGE REPORT.

John Green, currently executive producer of the weekend edition of GOOD MORNING AMERICA, unloaded on the president in an ABC company email obtained by the DRUDGE REPORT.

"If he uses the 'mixed messages' line one more time, I'm going to puke," Green complained.

I wrote Mr. Green earlier today with this message. You can also email green, as it's listed on the Drudge link (actually it's in the picture that accompanies the story).


Mr. Green,



Please, don't be sorry about your email posted on Drudge today. If only the news people WOULD express their bias, the American people would be SO MUCH better off. As is, news organizations like yours simply lie to us, by claiming that you are not liberally biased. People believe it, even though time and again we see that it'’s not true.



How can you fairly cover the news, if the president makes you want to puke? You can't, so DON'T cover it fairly. You should, however, cover it honestly. Express that you are a liberal, that you are advocating YOUR point of view, and that you oppose Bush. Then, and ONLY then will Americans understand the propaganda from all sides put in front of them every day.



The great ruse the media likes to hide behind is this bogus air of objectivity. There is no such thing. Stop pretending. John Kerry makes me puke, so does Hillary, and I run a conservative blog and am not ashamed to admit any of those points. Tell the truth. Tell us where YOU come from.



The reason that you don't cover the good in Iraq is not because it's too dangerous, or that there is no good, but merely because you don't want to report the good because it helps Bush and the people trying to liberate Iraq. In other words, it makes you WRONG. The bombs are easier to report, make flashier headlines, and obscure the truth. Good reporting isn't easy, and there isn't much hard reporting going on today in Iraq or anywhere. You've all become lazy and fat with your bias, your denial of it, and your opinions you seem to be trying very hard to prove through polls and excessive coverage of points you're trying to make.



So thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, for writing that email and expressing your opinion. It is the first step towards a truly honest media.