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Jewish World Review Jan. 17, 2005 / 7 Shevat, 5765 The Real Problem with American Journalism By Tucker Carlson http://www.JewishWorldReview.com | This week CBS News finally admitted that the bomb Dan Rather tried to drop on President Bush during the election was in fact a pathetic dud. A columnist conceded that the White House paid him $250,000 to repeat its propaganda. And a debate broke out about debate. There's just too much of it on television for some people, for the smart people, anyway. Their paper, The New York Times, opined that television news is, "a wash with primal screams." It resembles, the Times said, "a pre-game show for professional wrestling." In other words, it's vulgar, in bad taste, or just plain bad. Well all of this reminded us of the wars, Tipper Gore and an army of professional scolds used, to wage against rock musicians. Music is good, but Twisted Sister and Frank Zappa, well they're obscene. The children must be protected, and so on. Well this particular strain of elite American opinion knows exactly what's good for you. These days the consensus is that political debate on television is fine, but only when it is, as the Times suggested, cool. All light, no heat. Well in fact we got to see a handful of those cool debates during the presidential campaign. No one had to stray from the script or think on his feet, or actually answer his opponent's questions. And it turns out that was bad for America. Informative debate does not have to be loud or nasty, as it sometimes is. Watching people yell at each other may be uncomfortable. But it's not the worst thing. Some opinions lurk behind a pose of objectivity. Others are paid for. Our response ought to be, more exuberant debate, not less. Every weekday JewishWorldReview.com publishes what many in Washington and the media consider "must-reading". Sign up for the daily JWR update. It's free. Just click here. CARLSON'S LATEST "Politicians, Partisans, and Parasites: My Adventures in Cable News.   The book is not about bashing liberals (indeed, Carlson admits that his Ober-liberal cohost James Carville is "one of my favorite people"), but about the colorful and at times irreverent people who make politics so interesting-and entertaining. The author reserves his criticism for stuffy politicians who take themselves too seriously, and he lavishes praise on those who make good on-air guests. Sales help fund JWR. JWR contributor Tucker Carlson is a journalist, college instructor, public speaker and host and managing editor of the PBS show "Tucker Carlson: Unfiltered". Comment by clicking here. 01/11/05: Can't buy me love 12/07/04: Who's responsible for the stolen Ukrainian election? 11/09/04: Commitment of Bush voters 11/01/04: America's Big Winner 10/25/04: Not voting is also a choice 10/12/04: The X Prize 09/27/04: Authenticity vs. hypocrisy 09/20/04: Appealing to the ‘Alzheimer's vote’ — no joke 09/13/04:Who are our soldiers in Iraq? 09/07/04: Racial diversity at the RNC 08/30/04: Here's a scary thought: Political expression has been criminalized and nobody seems to care 08/16/04: Heterosexuality as a political ploy © 2005 Tucker Carlson