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  • First, they downplayed the event as little more than a celebrity sideshow -- unworthy of the kind of coverage and column inches they'd give to, say, a much smaller Tea Party rally or Glenn Beck-a-Palooza (which made the front-pages despite being about a third the size of the Comedy Central event).

    Craig Aaron: Jon Stewart vs. the Perpetual Panic Conflictinator Craig Aaron 2010

  • First, they downplayed the event as little more than a celebrity sideshow -- unworthy of the kind of coverage and column inches they'd give to, say, a much smaller Tea Party rally or Glenn Beck-a-Palooza (which made the front-pages despite being about a third the size of the Comedy Central event).

    Craig Aaron: Jon Stewart vs. the Perpetual Panic Conflictinator Craig Aaron 2010

  • First, they downplayed the event as little more than a celebrity sideshow -- unworthy of the kind of coverage and column inches they'd give to, say, a much smaller Tea Party rally or Glenn Beck-a-Palooza (which made the front-pages despite being about a third the size of the Comedy Central event).

    Craig Aaron: Jon Stewart vs. the Perpetual Panic Conflictinator Craig Aaron 2010

  • Hu Jintao's trip to the White House was reported widely in the Chinese media, with public television screens in the capital Beijing broadcasting his visit and photos of President Barack Obama and President Hu splashed across the front-pages of all major newspapers.

    Washington, Beijing Both Portray Hu Visit in Positive Light 2011

  • First, they downplayed the event as little more than a celebrity sideshow - unworthy of the kind of coverage and column inches they'd give to, say, a much smaller Tea Party rally or Glenn Beck-a-Palooza (which made the front-pages despite being about a third the size of the Comedy Central event).

    Craig Aaron: Jon Stewart vs. the Perpetual Panic Conflictinator Craig Aaron 2010

  • First, they downplayed the event as little more than a celebrity sideshow -- unworthy of the kind of coverage and column inches they'd give to, say, a much smaller Tea Party rally or Glenn Beck-a-Palooza (which made the front-pages despite being about a third the size of the Comedy Central event).

    Craig Aaron: Jon Stewart vs. the Perpetual Panic Conflictinator Craig Aaron 2010

  • First, they downplayed the event as little more than a celebrity sideshow -- unworthy of the kind of coverage and column inches they'd give to, say, a much smaller Tea Party rally or Glenn Beck-a-Palooza (which made the front-pages despite being about a third the size of the Comedy Central event).

    Craig Aaron: Jon Stewart vs. the Perpetual Panic Conflictinator Craig Aaron 2010

  • First, they downplayed the event as little more than a celebrity sideshow - unworthy of the kind of coverage and column inches they'd give to, say, a much smaller Tea Party rally or Glenn Beck-a-Palooza (which made the front-pages despite being about a third the size of the Comedy Central event).

    Craig Aaron: Jon Stewart vs. the Perpetual Panic Conflictinator Craig Aaron 2010

  • First, they downplayed the event as little more than a celebrity sideshow -- unworthy of the kind of coverage and column inches they'd give to, say, a much smaller Tea Party rally or Glenn Beck-a-Palooza which made the front-pages despite being about a third the size of the Comedy Central event.

    Craig Aaron: Jon Stewart vs. the Perpetual Panic Conflictinator Craig Aaron 2010

  • Today's Washington Post front-pages a piece featuring assorted D.C. Dems wringing their hands about Obama and saying that he's not hitting back hard enough against McCain's attacks.

    Obama Took Heat Early On For Being Too Soft On Hillary, Remember? 2009

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