USA Today photoshops Condi to make her look demonic
Check it out. The eyes are photoshopped.

So much for ethics in journalism. It is obviously doctored and Michelle Malkin proves it.
Here's the letter I sent to USA Today in response:
UPDATE: Yay! Nasty letters do work! USA Today has replaced the offending photo with the non-photoshopped version.

So much for ethics in journalism. It is obviously doctored and Michelle Malkin proves it.
Here's the letter I sent to USA Today in response:
Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2005 09:44:41 -0700 (PDT)The 'editor' actually sent a return email saying the letter would be considered for the 'letters to the editor' section. *LAUGH*
From: "DW"
Subject: Ethics in journalism or lack thereof
To: rcurtis@usatoday.com
CC: editor@usatoday.com
Dear Richard,
Why did you photoshop a picture of Condi Rice to make
her look satanic?
The USA Today article with the picture I'm looking at
is at
http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2005-10-19-rice-congress_x.htm
You must think your readers are complete morons not to
notice this, and the obvious intent.
Get a real job. My daughter can photoshop better than you,
and she's in gradeschool. Tell me why I should believe
anything you people publish.
Cheers,
D. W.
California
UPDATE: Yay! Nasty letters do work! USA Today has replaced the offending photo with the non-photoshopped version.
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