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NPR's Folkenflik reports on how Rosen's Sotomayor article became “conventional wisdom,” “inspired the conservative commentariat”

Written by Media Matters Staff

Published 05/31/09 3:32 PM EDT

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Previously:

Walsh and Matthews slam Rosen's smear article on Sotomayor

Media, others dredge up discredited smear piece in reporting on Sotomayor nomination

Media work from opposition's playbook by advancing smears about Sotomayor's intelligence

Echo chamber: Fox News runs with Rosen's anonymously sourced claims that Sotomayor is “domineering”

Rosen, Napolitano cite anonymous law clerks criticizing Sotomayor

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