FirmhandKY
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One of Joe Miller's (Republican/TEA Party supported) campaign workers had a conversation with a CBS TV affiliate, but someone forgot to push the "End" button after the conversation, and some of comments of the reporters were recorded: Reporter Planning Conversation What does this conversation lead you to believe that they were planning on doing? Also, for my distrustful friends, the conversation has been acknowledged as accurate by KTLA, although they dispute the meaning of it: KTVA Responds to Miller Campaign Allegation Statement From General Manager KTVA CBS 11 Created: 10/31/2010 10:17:21 AM PDT Released October 31, 2010: 9:17 a.m. (Alaska Standard Time) ..." KTVA General Manager Jerry Bever says, "It's unfortunate that this recording has happened. ... "While the recording is real, the allegations are untrue," said Bever. "The recording was the result of a cell phone not being hung up after a call was placed to Randy DeSoto, Joe Miller campaign spokesperson, Thursday afternoon to discuss Joe Miller's appearance on that evening's newscast. That phone call was placed near the end of a coverage planning meeting in our newsroom regarding that evening's Miller rally in downtown Anchorage. The group of KTVA news personnel was reviewing potential "what-if" scenarios, discussing the likelihood of events at the rally and how KTVA might logistically disseminate any breaking news." "While the recording is real, the allegations are untrue," ? WTF? "Fake but accurate" becomes "Accurate but fake"? I dunno. I listened to it, and it certainly sounds like they were trying to figure out how to massage the story to portray Miller as either a "sexual molester" supporter, or wanted to try to get someone in his audience into a fight, so that they could do what the leftist activist did to Rand Paul's people Your take? Firm
< Message edited by FirmhandKY -- 10/31/2010 8:59:42 PM >
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