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March 6, 2008  

Hillary ClintonBill's Weekly Column
Why Hillary Has
Come Back

...some in the liberal media realize they must repair the damage and actually report the race fairly or face the rising anger of the electorate.

Hillary Clinton should send the Saturday Night Live writers fruit baskets and expensive bottles of wine. That's because without them, she might be out of the running for the presidency right now.

Allow me to explain. According to the Center for Media and Public Affairs, a non-partisan press watchdog group, Barack Obama has been getting unprecedented favorable coverage from the American media. From the middle of December to the middle of February, 83% of the reports dealing with Obama on the network news telecasts were positive. That is truly astounding, as the media's traditional role is to be skeptical of those seeking power.

Now, Hillary Clinton didn't do badly either: 53% of the stories about her were nice and easy. A good number, but nothing like the Obama lovefest.

In the debate last week, this bias was clear. You may remember NBC News interviewer Tim Russert hammering Senator Clinton with a barrage of tough questions. That was legitimate, as Mrs. Clinton should be facing difficult fire. But Russert and his mate Brian Williams did not put Barack Obama to the same test when they easily could have.

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