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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 2006
Page
2
A 2005 remark by entertainer and broadcaster Harry Shearer defines journalism as a reporter who risks being shot in war zones to obtain material not broadcast due to disturbing content. The quote reflects media ethics and the justification for wartime reporting.
About 19,000 soldiers and families are expected to move to Fort Riley Manhattan and Junction City as the Big Red One infantry division returns from overseas. The move adds to an estimated 866 million in local economic impact and 300 million in military construction plus housing privatization to build 751 new homes. Senator Pat Roberts lauds the division as a historic centerpiece, with the First Brigade preparing training for Iraqi Security Forces and other post conflict roles.
Dick Morris and Eileen McGann argue Republicans should avoid linking Iraq to the War on Terror and focus on homeland security and Patriot Act gains. They cite NYT polling showing a majority see Iraq as separate from the war, urging Bush to spotlight NSA taps and security threats while downplaying Iraq in outreach to voters.
Rich Lowry argues that Democratic opposition to the Iraq War gains political advantage as they push for withdrawal. He claims their stance aligns with defeat, notes polls showing public support for remaining troops, and critiques leaders like Murtha Pelosi Kerry Lamont for vague timetables while advocating more troops in Afghanistan. He concludes only a clear victory strategy could counter defeatist charges.
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