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Why Nobody Takes the Washington Post Seriously Wayne Madsen | September 9 2005 This was today's lead editorial in the Post, a pale shadow of its former self: "President Bush's response to Hurricane Katrina has been, to put it kindly, faltering. He has fallen short both rhetorically and substantively. The rhetorical failure is less important but perhaps more surprising for a politician with his strong communications skills. Huh? The Post obviously never saw Bush's disastrous presidential debate performances last year or in 2000. Bush, who has spoken of putting food on the American people and gynecologists practicing their love on women across America has strong communications skills? Perhaps the editor of the Post should take a communications course himself. |
