Bush's Chinese Media Interviews Draw Criticism

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The Washington Post   |  Dan Eggen   |   July 31, 2008 10:34 AM

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President Bush sat down yesterday for interviews with foreign journalists, including two unusual media outlets: the People's Daily newspaper and the Central China Television network, both controlled by China's ruling Communist Party.

The two state-run organizations were subject to the same rules as independent media companies, meaning they may edit the interviews as they wish, White House officials said yesterday. The CCTV's report on the interview is scheduled to be broadcast today, U.S. officials said.

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President Bush sat down yesterday for interviews with foreign journalists, including two unusual media outlets: the People's Daily newspaper and the Central China Television network, both controlled b...
President Bush sat down yesterday for interviews with foreign journalists, including two unusual media outlets: the People's Daily newspaper and the Central China Television network, both controlled b...
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But the GOP and the Chicomms are peas from the same pod. The 24/7 campaign mode of the White House propaganda wing carry the fingerprints of those godless commies and the Bush administration's policy of "enhanced interrogation techniques" came right out of the Red Army manual.

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