One wonders why, at this late date, Mapes is still so flippant about a source who lied to her and who led to her professional ruin.
If Mapes’ book is as cavalier with facts as the Vanity Fair excerpt is, we’d just as soon wait for the movie.
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Behind the News — November 01, 2005 04:41 PM
Mary Mapes: Still Defending Her Assassin
By Bryan Keefer
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