What happened to that Yahoo headline?

[RaRa]

I just saw a headline about the * Administration intentionally misleading the public about the nuclear/Iraq story after the State of the Union. I read the article. Then I went to DU LBN to see if anyone had posted it and didn't see it....went back to yahoo home and it was gone! I can't find it anywhere. What's going on- - this is big news!

[meisje]

1. rove had it switched to

bush claim progress

[nolabels]

7. He he, that's all too true, it starts here on the Internet

Dang it man, when you see that stuff, hit that save button. There is been a lot of stuff that's come up missing or just a miss lately. lost links, blacked out websites, denial of service.

Here check out this thread
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=104&topic_id=17950

[cmf]

2. Holy cow - censorship alive and well at Yahoo!

I noticed the same thing. If you go back in your history, you should be able to find the URL to post it on LBN.

[RaRa]

3. I tried, and haven't found it yet - maybe it's totally erased? n/t

[cmf]

4. Here it is:

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1803&e=20&u=/washpost/20030808/pl_washpost/a31496_2003aug7

[RaRa]

5. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! n/t

[hang a left]

6. Linked to this story last night

through Bushwatch. Isn't Pincus one of the reporters who broke Watergate?

[nolabels]

9. The guy is looking to find out who Deep Throat was this story says

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/style/longterm/movies/features/dcmovies/deepthroat.htm

Watergate: The Biggest Story
By Howard Kurtz
Washington Post Staff Writers
April 18, 1992
As the 20th anniversary of the Watergate break-in draws near, the Western world should brace for a new flurry of media speculation about the identity of Deep Throat.

The reappraisals include the unusual spectacle of one Washington Post reporter, Walter Pincus, trying to identify the source of another Washington Post reporter, Bob Woodward, for a television program on Watergate. Woodward was interviewed this week by CBS correspondent Mike Wallace for the program, which will air around the June 17 anniversary.

And in a piece in the current issue of Atlantic magazine, James Mann, a former Post reporter, draws on his previous friendship with Woodward in arguing that Deep Throat had to have worked at the FBI. Mann names three FBI officials from that era as suspects.

Woodward, an assistant managing editor at The Post, said in an interview that he sees no reason to break the confidentiality pledge he extended in 1972, when the source was feeding him information about the investigation into Watergate.

(snip)

[caribmon]

10. No, not Watergate

But his is tight with the spooks at the CIA and has been a hard nose on the administration for the Post over the past few months since Chimpy kicked Tenet in the nuts. The CIA boys protect their own and the best leaks from the CIA to the US media seem to be coming through Pincus.

[hedda_foil]

8. It's not rated highly enough. Please rate it at 5.

A lot of wingers seem to have given it a low rating.