Jo's Cafe

This story is all over the blogs. Here it is at RedState:

The Associated Press is yet again guilty of tarring and feathering the White House with false accusations only to retract the accusations when no one is noticing.

After releasing the now infamous Katrina video accusing the President of being negligent in his handling of the situation, the AP now admits that the President had only been warned of the possible overtopping of levees in the video, which is wholly different from the breaching of the levees that the media has been using.

Anyone who was paying attention and wanted to deal honestly with the story actually knew that. At no time in the video was the President warned of a levee breach. Despite that, the AP ran with the story that the President had been warned of a breach.

So what did the AP do? It waited two whole days, let the story fester, and then on Friday at 7 p.m., after the evening news programs that had run the previous story concluded for the week, ran a “clarification.”

Dishonest to the CORE. I’m sure these newspaper and TV outlets sit around their planning tables wondering why in the world their audience is shrinking.

I myself subscribe to Fox News Alerts by email/cellphone and keep an eye on Drudge and other sites that pass along news. I only turn on TV news when something is happening, and then it’s Fox News. I’m sure I am not alone.