20071022 MRC’s 20th Anniversary Edition of “Notable Quotables”

MRC’s 20^th Anniversary Edition of “Notable Quotables”

For some great smiles and wonderful laughs, check out the MRC’s 20th Anniversary Edition of “Notoable Quotables.”

October 22, 2007 (Vol. Twenty; No. 22)

Since the Media Research Center was founded in October 1987, our mission has been to document, expose and neutralize the media elite’s liberal bias, and our bi-weekly Notable Quotables, which debuted in February 1988, has been a vital tool in pursuing this mission. After publishing more than 500 issues — more than 8,000 notable quotes — we are pleased to bring you this super-sized 20th Anniversary edition with the most outrageous quotes from the MRC’s first two decades.

Notable Quotables

MRC’s 20th Anniversary Edition

This special edition marking the MRC’s 20th anniversary contains more than 100 of the most outrageous quotes from our past two decades, many accompanied by audio and video clips. Watch Dan Rather berate Vice President Bush during a live interview; listen to Bryant Gumbel suggest radio hosts like Rush Limbaugh bore responsibility for the Oklahoma City bombing; and recall the media’s sneering disdain for Ronald Reagan, and their utter admiration for Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Part One: Useful Idiots for Communism; Reviling Ronald Reagan; Newt’s Deadly GOP Insurgency

Part Two: The Clinton Defense Team; Bush: Selected, Not Elected; Journalists 1st, Americans 2nd