The Corner

Re: Samoa Tuna

This Cantor-McHenry complaint is fascinating from the media-bias angle. The media’s Tom DeLay bashers had a fit about DeLay’s Abramoff-lobbied coziness with low wages on the Northern Marianas. PBS’s Bill Moyers show “Now” (handed off to the suitably smarmy David Brancaccio) devoted a show in 2005 to how DeLay was supporting “virtual slavery” in the Pacific. The slavery charge came not only from Brancaccio, but from Rep. George Miller — Pelosi’s across-the-bay neighbor.

Will PBS and George Miller throw a fit about the “virtual slavery” left untouched in Tuna Land?


Tim Graham — Tim Graham is Director of Media Analysis at the Media Research Center, where he began in 1989, and has served there with the exception of 2001 and 2002, when served ...
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