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MRC's DisHonor Awards
  Roasting the Most Outrageously Biased Liberal Reporters of 2002
Thursday, March 27, 2003
The Omni Shoreham Hotel


First Award

Ozzy Osbourne Award
(for the Wackiest Comment of the Year)

Runners-up:

Helen Thomas

Ari Fleischer: “Helen?”
Helen Thomas: “Does the President consider this [election outcome] a mandate to fulfill his agenda? Going to war with Iraq, privatizing Social Security, weakening the Civil Service Commission and so forth?”
Press Secretary Ari Fleischer: “Helen, you sound like a commercial that didn’t work.”
— Exchange at White House press briefing, Nov. 6.

 

George Stephanopoulos as quoted in Newsday. “If I were biased, I don’t believe I would have gotten the job.”
— George Stephanopoulos after he was named host of ABC’s This Week, as quoted in a June 19 Newsday story.

 

And the winner is:

ABC's David Wright reporting from Baghdad, Iraq “Seven years ago, when the last referendum took place, Saddam Hussein won 99.96 percent of the vote. Of course, it is impossible to say whether that’s a true measure of the Iraqi people’s feelings.”
— ABC’s David Wright, in Baghdad, on World News Tonight, October 15.

 

Sean Hannity Sean Hannity presents the Ozzy Osbourne Award
(for the Wackiest Comment of the Year)

 

 


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