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American Prospect, The, February, 2002 by Nguyen, Alexander
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BACK WHEN THE WORLD STILL cared about Gary Condit (which is to say, not too long ago), the politically conservative comic-strip duck Mallard Fillmore doled out some predictable partisan criticism: "Before the Chandra Levy story, ABC, NBC and CBS usually referred to Congressman Condit's party affiliation! Now 92% of the time, they don't!" Dramatic pause. And then, "I'm not sure whether that reflects their liberal bias or if they just figure that once you say `intern' and `affair,' saying `Democrat' is sort of redundant."
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