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Ya and tell us who he’s invested with too. Cause when you think that he could be worth hudnreds of millions of dollars something like Tim Russert I guess was. Maybe he’s not as good a businessman as Russert but he’s been at it a long time, he’s a big star and all. You’ve got to wonder what strange bedfellows we have going down there in Washington. I mean when you’ve got more money than God you’ve got to put it someplace. And how does that affect your product no wonder these guys are so out of it.

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Venkateshmg — Thu, 19 Feb 2015 04:53:11 +0000

For those who think Woodward’s ethics viilatoon are no big deal, consider what Bob Woodward himself writes in the Questions and Answers part of his personal website (bobwoodward.com): I agree that it is the responsibility of the media in a democracy to inform the public about what their elected officials are doing and how they are handling their responsibilities, but it is equally important for non-political figures to be held accountable for what they do. Business and community leaders of all kinds can greatly affect the world, and it is the responsibility of the media to ensure that both positive and negative aspects of business and government are made public. It is equally important that the public demands thorough, honest reporting from the media. In other words, ethics rules apply to everyone except if you’re Bob Woodward.Just because Woodward achieved great things long ago, it doesn’t excuse him from hypocrisy today.

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By: Kevin Hayden

Kevin Hayden — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 04:17:27 +0000

A guy with a beef about being passed over for promotion decided to leak all over Woodward, who at the time was a Republican. He made Woodward. And ever since, he’s been granted major cred though 90% of his stuff sounds like GOP talking points with just enough inside stuff tossed in to maintain the aura that sets him a tad above a typical hack Republican reporter.

I could be wrong, but that’s been my opinion for many years. Bernstein gets less space but I’ve always liked his reporting better.

So yeah, I think more transparency is a way that all MSM reporters can demonstrate greater cred, though it’s ultimately a private judgment call.

If many reporters started displaying their financial statements, it would put pressure on all to volunteer the same. I think it’s a great idea.

(And btw, I never knew you were blogging, Murray. I can’t believe I’ve been bypassing your work all this time while looking for your MSM articles at WaPo, etc.)

By: User Loser

User Loser — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 01:27:36 +0000

Ya and tell us who he’s invested with too. Cause when you think that he could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars something like Tim Russert I guess was. Maybe he’s not as good a businessman as Russert but he’s been at it a long time, he’s a big star and all. You’ve got to wonder what strange bedfellows we have going down there in Washington. I mean when you’ve got more money than God you’ve got to put it someplace. And how does that affect your product no wonder these guys are so out of it.

By: Former_Woodward_Fan

Former_Woodward_Fan — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 00:28:23 +0000

For those who think Woodward’s ethics violation are no big deal, consider what Bob Woodward himself writes in the “Questions and Answers” part of his personal website (bobwoodward.com):

” I agree that it is the responsibility of the media in a democracy to inform the public about what their elected officials are doing and how they are handling their responsibilities, but it is equally important for non-political figures to be held accountable for what they do. Business and community leaders of all kinds can greatly affect the world, and it is the responsibility of the media to ensure that both positive and negative aspects of business and government are made public. It is equally important that the public demands thorough, honest reporting from the media.”

In other words, ethics rules apply to everyone…except if you’re Bob Woodward.

Just because Woodward achieved great things long ago, it doesn’t excuse him from hypocrisy today.

By: MacDaKnife

MacDaKnife — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 21:00:26 +0000

I am sorry, but I do not see the story here. What is wrong with a Journalist taking speaking engagements and getting paid for it? No one is accusing him of performing a grievous act, because of him doing so.