Help! Need picture of "is Lamant with Al Queda" ticker from CNN

[rainy]

[EarlG]

1. This one?

http://thinkprogress.org/2006/08/11/headline-news-lamont/

[kwolf68]

4. Liberal media strikes again

...

[itzamirakul]

5. What kind of a pig says something like this?

That is the question we should be emailing to CNN and Fox. This is "pig journalism" straight out of the mud sty.

[Dinger]

9. That Mercurio Is A Little Basturd Too

Couldn't stand him when he was on c-spin, and he's worse, now that he's on CNN.

[Cooley Hurd]

2. Was it on their news ticker?

:shrug:

I know CNN/HN's newsjoker, Chuck Roberts, said something to that effect, but I hadn't heard it was on their ticker...

[NewJeffCT]

3. I think Fox actually had the question on screen

While it was CNN who verbally asked the question.

[rainy]

6. Thanks all. I told my Dad about it and he didn't believe that CNN

The trusted news would stoop that low.

[subterranean]

7. Roberts attributed the statement to anonymous "some"

"Might some argue, as some have, that Lamont is the al-Qaeda candidate?"
I guess journalists (I use the term loosely) can now make up any outrageous quote and attribute it to "some say."
Absolutely despicable.

[kwolf68]

8. "SOME"

Was used by the media in expert fashion during the 04 election

"SOME" say John Kerry did this, that, or the other thing...It is a way they can advance their propaganda without bearing any responsibility.

The use of "SOME" to advance a position is trash journalism. Total trash...I could do a story that goes...

"SOME" people have actually seen Elvis Pressley alive. Elvis is no less dead when saying that, but the truth isn't what counts.

[trof]

10. Ah...the old favorite: "Sumsay".

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

11. Colloquially known as "horseshit."

"Get your colloquiallisms here."
"And Red-Hots."