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Wednesday, January 26, 2005

Some habits die hard

At a recent meeting of the National Association for Television Programming Executives, Ted Turner compared the appeal of Fox News to the popularity of Adolf Hitler prior to World War II. This after apologizing in 1996 to the Anti-Defamation League for comparing News Corporation's Rupert Murdoch to . . . you guessed it, Adolf Hitler. (Ted appears to be recycling his slurs these days.) At that time, he said such an analogy "trivialize[d] a profound historical tragedy."

How can we miss Ted if he won't go away.

Link via Drudge.

posted by Hal | 1:42 AM

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