Front page coverage of DC protest from (dial-up warning!)

[wndycty]

Given the fact that there was a major disaster in the making I think this coverage is good. This is from www.newseum.org and this pages will change tomorrow.

[Clark2008]

1. Hey look! It's the next president!

Sitting with Sen. Clinton. :P

[wndycty]

3. You do realize he is sitting with his VP

:kick:

[Glimmer of Hope]

4. Wow - Love that picture!

[wndycty]

5. I have downloaded it and hope to use it 2008

:kick:

[Clark2008]

6. Tee hee.

I actually thought that, too.

:hi:

I was commenting more, however, on all the corporate media's hoopla over Hillary. ;)

[wndycty]

8. I prefer Clark/Clinton

but I would be just as happy with Clinton/Clark

[Clark2008]

9. Clark/Clinton might win

Clinton/Clark would have SEVERE problems in the red states and we HAVE to flip a couple of red states (maybe three or four) to overcome Diebold.

Besides, we should put the former general in as CinC and the senator in charge of the Senate. :)

[wndycty]

13. Either way. . .

. . .I'm happy.

[applegrove]

2. Rita should be #1. Nothing wrong with that. At least the demonstration

made page 1.

[texpatriot2004]

7. Thanks for getting the morning papers. Protests on Front pages.

:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

[Rose Siding]

10. The coverage has been fairly positive, on the whole -imo

and, graciously, didn't even dig too far into the more off-topic rally. The reports I saw only quoted Cindy, with bare mention of more diverse issues being represented.

[wndycty]

11. I've been meaning to post that. I work in PR and I know that. . .

. . .the for those of who watch CSPAN it seemed like ANSWER took us of message but trust me, the majority of the media covering the story would not stick around to cover the later parts. That is why Cindy Sheehan spoke so early.

[wndycty]

12. Kick

:kick:

[Armstead]

14. That fat guy in the water seems popular

Okay, that's irrelevant. But interesting how many papers used picture of him.

It's good that the portests also made the front page. Perhaps without Rita, that would have been the above-the-fold lead.