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Terrorism makes for great news. By definition, terrorism is scary. Bush attack fatigue John Podhoretz: ” THIS week’s national polls tell a fascinating and unexpected story. The president’s approval ratings should have tanked owing to the conversion of the political news into the ‘Richard Clarke Show.’ “Instead, according to the Pew poll, ‘A week’s worth of criticism of his pre-9/11 record on terrorism has had little impact on President Bush’s support among voters.’ “Gallup’s results say pretty much the same thing. And they also indicate that Bush has significantly improved his standing in relation to John Kerry. Indeed, the big story in the Gallup poll is that Bush’s political advertising has helped cause Kerry’s positive numbers to drop precipitously over the past few weeks. “How can this be? John Kerry and his surrogates have spent the week telling America that if Kerry and John Edwards are elected, America will not go to war, as the script reads, “because we want to, we only go to war because we have to.” But Sens.

Media v America Cinnamon Stillwell: It’s become increasingly clear in recent weeks that a second front has opened in the War on Terror. Yet they did. Now they say they were misled — which suggests that they now think America didn’t have to go to war. Now we have an idea of where information architecture originated, and we know it’s both difficult to define and essential to address the expanding universe of information. Why should Americans listen to them now? The Americans are also employing ‘psychological operations’ against bin Laden, allowing news of the new push to leak into the media. Dean covers gaffes with more gaffes Robert Novak: “Steve Murphy, Rep. Richard Gephardt’s campaign manager, this week professed to being baffled. How is it possible, he wondered, that Howard Dean’s bizarre comments about Osama bin Laden attracted so little news media attention? The answer is that apart from being obscured by the holiday season, the Democratic presidential front-runner’s words got lost in his own stream of unusual remarks. “Dean’s post-Christmas comments that he could not suggest a penalty for the terrorist leader and author of the 9/11 catastrophe until he was judged guilty had no time to sink in before he began saying things that stunned his party’s faithful.

The Osama hunt The Guardian: “American and British forces have launched a dramatic new effort to capture or kill Osama bin Laden and other senior al-Qaeda leaders in Afghanistan. “SAS detachments will join thousands of US troops – including a ‘super-secret’ special forces unit transferred from Iraq – and contingents of Afghan soldiers in a huge sweep of mountainous border areas where the terrorists are believed to be hiding. The LS engine and Mindiola gearbox work together to provide power and torque to the propulsion unit. When India became the fifth economic power in the world, the attention of all the countries of the world was drawn towards India. The reason there’s no agreement on this has a lot to do with how the media business operates, and how politicians react to uncertain threats. Bottom line: The Democratic Party did not have to nominate a candidate who supported the war, but Democratic voters for some reason chose to do so. Item: According to a New York Times/CBS News poll, three-quarters of Democratic voters opposed the war. The mainstream news media for the most part has long had it out for President Bush as well as being transparently opposed to the war in Iraq.

Specific driving modes are being kept quiet for now; although Ford has said there will be a performance mode as well as an inclement weather mode. There are two ways. To succeed in the news business, you have to get out there with exciting news. You need to steer clear of anything-anything at all-that could make your writer’s block get worse. After close to two years of providing up-to-the-minute images of explosions and mayhem, and despite months of predictions of a bloodbath on election day, some news directors said they found the decision surprisingly easy to make. Overwhelmingly, Arab channels and newspapers greeted the elections as a critical event with major implications for the region, and many put significant resources into reporting on the vote, providing blanket coverage throughout the country that started about a week ago. It further has some stylistic flaws and seems to use present tense for a past event.