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Connolly “push[es] back” against “easy criticism” -- advanced by the Post's ombudsman -- of media focus on politics not policy

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 09/13/09 10:42 AM EDT

From the September 13 edition of CNN's Reliable Sources:

Video file

Previously:

Post ombudsman: Discussion of policy is “Missing Ingredient” in paper's health care coverage

Howard Kurtz could learn a thing or two from Andrew Alexander

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