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Letter - From the July 19, 2004 issue by Jim Nielson

No excuse that the "staff feels that the doings in D.C. are the most critical right now" to justify a lack of objectivity and balance. Maybe you and the staff need a refresher course in Journalism 101. Either you’re journalists or advocates, and should declare where you stand politically.

Jim Nielson
Cody, Wyoming

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