Funny how the Associated Press "forgot" to tell its readers that the two authorities it found who really liked last night's ABC Democratic presidential candidate debate - David Brooks, who AP simply calls a "columnist" at the New York Times, and HotAir.com, which AP simply calls a "Web site" - are both conservative partisans. Even worse than not identifying Brooks as a conservative (at least by citing his name, some readers would know who he was), calling HotAir.com a simple "Web site" is cute, considering it's a Web site run by top conservative blogger and firebreather Michelle Malkin. Kind of relevant that the two sources cited by AP as proof that the Democratic debate might have been fair after all are conservative political partisans, no? I mean, of course THEY liked the debate - it was a right-wing talking point trash-the-Democrats fest with a particular focus on Swift Boating the guy the Republicans are most worried about facing in the fall.
