June 03, 2005
Woodward and Bernstein turned a local news story about a third-rate burglary into the highest of political drama
But that's the sort of thing that great journalists do every day: Assign them a fluffy, pointless human-interest feature story, for instance, and they'll find a way to fill it with excitement, emotion and pathos.
# posted by The Harrison Report @ Friday, June 03, 2005 
