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10-18-2010, 06:03 PM
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I think it odd there are no pictures of him in handcuffs since there are pics of him being questioned. I also find it equally odd that the two 'Pulitzer Prize' winning journalists are not named. A quick scan of the Alaska Dispatch Staff shows one woman (Patti Eppler) who was the editor of a story two reporters won Pulitzers for but she did not. Incidentally the story was in AZ and dealt with the immigration v. law enforcement war and predictably the reporters nad editor sided with the criminals. Then we have a outdoor reporter (Craig Medred) a sled dog journalist and photographer (Hellen Hegener) the travel guru lol (Scott McMurren) and cartoonist Peter Dunlap-Schol. Maybe you can enlighten us.
Typical Huffington biased BS IMO
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10-18-2010, 08:46 PM
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Gee Dell. If you had only actually clicked on that link before you posted (or you could have picked any other link: Daily Beast is a conservative site, or another news outlet if you don't like Huff Post) - you would have seen the video of the guy getting handcuffed, and seen the pictures of him sitting there in handcuffs (that you say don't exist)
You also might look at that Alaskan Dispatch site again - there are multiple pictures of the guy in handcuffs on that site. What I find odd is Joe Millers explainatory performance on Fox.
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10-18-2010, 11:10 PM
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Quote:
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