Washington Post
That's what Howard Kurtz says. Times executive editor Bill Keller (left) tells him that critics "are still angry at us" for disclosing the government's domestic eavesdropping program in December, "and I guess in their view, this adds insult to injury. ...The Bush administration's reaction roused their base, but also roused the anti-Bush base as well." He adds that "a lot of people have legitimate and genuine feelings about this, and I don't mean to belittle that." || Related NYT editorial.
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> Page: Bush does protest a bit too much about NYT, LAT, WSJ (ChiTrib)
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