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Dana Bash: Not Good for the Gander

Dana Bash has her 'interview' with Ron Paul cut short after she clearly engages in 'junk' journalism, as RP campaign manager Jesse Benton is quick to point out while ending her time with Ron.

The NYT write up is here.

Interestingly, Dana Bash reportedly apologizes to Carol Paul, Ron's wife, who had been shoved at the event prior.

Why did Bash feel the need to apologize to Carol? Was it for the poor treatment by the media at the earlier campaign stop? Or maybe she's just sorry such a wonderful woman has to stand by and watch her husband get slandered by the media.

Also, Dana Bash pleads with Jesse to be fair. Seriously!?! From the network that repeatedly tries to smear Ron Paul?!? They want to be treated fairly after they don't bother with extending the same courtesy? I guess that whole golden rule thing about treating others as you would like to be treated doesn't jump the synapses over at CNN? Or maybe just at the King dinner table (Dana Bash King is married to fellow CNN anchor, John King).