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Mar 4, 2008 · With more than 160,000 American troops still fighting there, debate over the war continues to rage on news and editorial pages from big city dailies to weekly papers in small towns. Against this controversial backdrop, Greg Mitchell is the one reporter examining all the coverage and taking the long view of the press s performance.
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Whether writing early warnings that anticipated a long and bloody war, analyzing Stephen Colbert's in-his-face mockery of George W. Bush, or imagining the president confessing his sins to Oprah...
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English. xxi, 298 pages ; 23 cm. In early 2003., Greg Mitchell was one of the few mainstream journalists to seriously question the stated reasons for invading Iraq. In the years since, he has repeatedly challenged the media to probe the conduct of the war and its toll on our troops.
His book is a unique history of the entire war. From writing early warnings that anticipated a long and bloody war, to analyzing Stephen Colbert's in-his-face mockery of George W. Bush, Greg Mitchell explores how we got into the war in Iraq--and why it took so long for us to get out.
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Mar 4, 2008 · HOW THE PRESS, THE PUNDITS--AND THE PRESIDENT--FAILED ON IRAQ. by Greg Mitchell ‧ RELEASE DATE: March 4, 2008. As Keith Olbermann reminds us every weeknight, it’s been some 1,750 days and counting since George Bush crowed, “Mission accomplished!”
Mar 4, 2008 · So Wrong for So Long: How the Press, the Pundits--and the President--Failed on Iraq. by Greg Mitchell, Joseph L. Galloway (Foreword by), Bruce Springsteen (Preface by) Paperback. $14.95. Learn more. SHIP THIS ITEM. Qualifies for Free Shipping. Instant Purchase. PICK UP IN STORE. Check Availability at Nearby Stores. Overview.
[Greg Mitchell] -- In early 2003., Greg Mitchell was one of the few mainstream journalists to seriously question the stated reasons for invading Iraq. In the years since, he has repeatedly challenged the media to probe ...
