Claire Crawford-Mason Quotes
The media is so mean these days, it is unbelievable.
Claire Crawford-Mason, White House Correspondent, “Influence of First Ladies, Panel Discussion, George Washington University, November 1 1994
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See Newton Monow’s even harsher indictment of network television: {607708}
Samuel Langhorne Clemens, 1835-1910
Sherman felt that the newspapers of North and South fired up hatred of one side against the other and especially in the South, falsely reported the chances of the Confederacy and made rational Southerners who wanted to minimize the death and destruction to their people were made to feel like traitors and cowards.