WaPo: Redefining The Term “News Organization”

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Media Matters for America
Do Washington Post editorial writers read their own newspaper?
Tags: accountability, activism, Deborah Howell, editorial, George Bush, Iraq War, journalism, leak, Lewis Scooter Libby, Media Matters, politics, Washington Post.Last week, The Washington Post editorial page put forth numerous falsehoods in defense of President Bush’s reported authorization of I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby’s disclosure of classified information. The funny thing is, the Post’s own reporters had already debunked many of these falsehoods, including in the very same edition of the paper in which the editorial appeared.
That’s right: the Post’s editorial included claims that are directly contradicted by previous Post reporting. The Washington Post editorial board is entitled to its own opinions –- but not its own facts.
Help us encourage The Washington Post editorial board to do a better job. Use the contact information below and politely urge it to do more comprehensive research on the issues it writes about.
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The Washington Post
1150 15th St. NW
Washington, DC 20071
202-334-6000 or 800-627-1150Email Post Editorial Page Editor Fred Hiatt
Email Post Ombudsman Deborah Howell
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