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Another candidate who enjoyed greater support by the [[liberal]] [[media]], [[Michael Dukakis]], was then able to win the [[Democratic]] nomination, but he subsequently lost in the general election to President [[George H.W. Bush]].

Another candidate who enjoyed greater support by the [[liberal]] [[media]], [[Michael Dukakis]], was then able to win the [[Democratic]] nomination, but he subsequently lost in the general election to President [[George H.W. Bush]].

In 1998 the ''Post'' newsroom under Woodwards management printed a series of denials regarding public leaks of depositions given by [[President Clinton]] in the Jones v Clinton case contrary to an Order of the Court. Dr. Deni Elliot of the Practical Ethics Center after reviewing the matter concluded the Washington Post knew the source of the illegal leaks yet "knowingly deceived its readers" by alleging the leaks could have come from the Court or the opposing councels office. Dr. Elliot wrote in the Organization of News Ombudsmen’s publication , “The Post intentionally lied to its readers in printing this set of denials", and "None of this sounds like the making of ethical principals". [http://www.newsombudsmen.org/elliott.html]

In 1998 the ''Post'' newsroom under Woodward's management printed a series of denials regarding public leaks of depositions given by [[President Clinton]] in the Jones v Clinton case contrary to an Order of the Court. Dr. Deni Elliot of the Practical Ethics Center after reviewing the matter concluded the Washington Post knew the source of the illegal leaks yet "knowingly deceived its readers" by alleging the leaks could have come from the Court or the opposing councels office. Dr. Elliot wrote in the Organization of News Ombudsmen’s publication , “The Post intentionally lied to its readers in printing this set of denials", and "None of this sounds like the making of ethical principals". [http://www.newsombudsmen.org/elliott.html]

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