Statement From MRC President Brent Bozell Reacting To The New York Times Request For An Anti-Delay Oped - Press Release - April 11, 2005 - Media Research Center

Statement From MRC President Brent Bozell Reacting To The New York Times Request For An Anti-Delay Oped
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Media Research Center (MRC) President Brent Bozell issued the following statement in reaction to the reports that the New York Times requested former Congressman Robert Livingston write an op-ed advising House Majority Leader Tom Delay to step aside for the betterment of the Republican Party:

This case makes the political agenda of the New York Times perfectly clear. They want to destroy Tom DeLay, period. What liberals could not do at the ballot box, they are trying to do through the news media. These actions prove how the media are actively demonizing DeLay. It has nothing to do with the search for truth. The New York Times has indicted and convicted DeLay already. Now theyre trying to execute him politically, Bozell said.

The New York Times has coyly revealed its partisanship by trying to put words in a writers mouth. Before the war in 2003, the Wall Street Journal asked European leaders to support Bushs plan to go to war. Liberals were outraged. It was assumed by liberals that the Journal was acting at the behest of the administration. Where are they now? Bozell concluded.

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