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All Governments (and Some Journalists) Lie

September 18, 2006 issue

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The article reports that in spite of the fact that evidence has conclusively cleared journalist I. F. Stone of suspicion of spying for the Soviets, the rumor lives on in cable news. Journalist Robert Novak, whose credibility should have been shattered after he leaked Valerie Plame's CIA status to the media, refers to the story on CNN. Conservative pundit Ann Coulter likewise cites Stone in her attacks against liberals.

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STONE, I. F.; NOVAK, Robert; PLAME, Valerie; COULTER, Ann H.; CABLE television; CABLE News Network
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