The Slimes Officially Confirms Liberal Bias Without Question , News Credibility At Historic Low

That's all one can say about this discovery that the Slimes gave MoveOn.org the liberal Sulzberger family discount for their slanderous ad run the other day, the distasteful one to say the least attacking General Patreaus prior to his Capital Hill testimony. The hearings where he schooled a few dim dems for a couple days on Iraq and war policy, helping to continue to reveal the liberal and democrats general dislike, mistrust and overall disdain of our military members.

Rudy Giuliani is further putting this ragsheet on the spot today by demanding equal time to counter that ludicrous ad at a similar rates offered to that hate-America and it's military organization.

We're waiting I guess to see if the paper has any credibility left after blatantly throwing their support behind that organization with that unheard of liberal discount. This paper is coming perilously close to sealing it's grave and fate as it's blatant bias slowly erodes it's credibility as an impartial news source.

Giuliani demands MoveOn’s New York Times ad rate

TheHill.com: "Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) said Thursday that he is asking The New York Times for the “same heavily discounted rate they gave MoveOn.org” for his campaign to run an ad in Friday’s paper."

Giuliani, calling MoveOn.org’s controversial “General Betray Us” ad “abominable,” said his campaign is asking the paper for a comparable rate for an ad to run following President Bush’s speech on Iraq.

The former mayor said his ad “will obviously take the opposite view” from MoveOn.org, which argued in its ad that Gen. David Petraeus is “cooking the books” on Iraq and cherry-picking facts that support his recommendation to keep a large number of troops in Iraq for some time.

Giuliani continued to include Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) in his criticisms for her comments that it would take “a willing suspension of disbelief” to accept at face value Petraeus’s report on the situation in Iraq. Giuliani interpreted Clinton’s remarks at a hearing earlier this week as questioning the general’s integrity.

“We think that her attack on Gen. Petraeus was a follow-up to the MoveOn.org/Times attack,” Giuliani told reporters in Atlanta.

Giuliani reiterated that he agrees with Petraeus’s assessment of the Iraq war, and called MoveOn.org’s ad attacking “an American general in a time of war” unprecedented.

“It’s time for Americans to really insist that American politicians move beyond character assassination,” Giuliani said. “And this is exactly what they tried to do with Gen. Petraeus. Well, it’s one thing when politicians do it to each other. It’s another thing when it’s done to an American general who has put his life at risk to protect us.”

Ditto on that.

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