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: Maryland Injury Lawyer BlogPreemption in the Media
The Supreme Court's ruling in Medtronic v. Riegel has largely been ignored by broadcast media. But I found a clip from MSNBC's ?Countdown with Keith Olbermann? on preemption and President Bush's efforts until the bitter end to push for preemption.
Keith Olbermann's portrait on these things is not exactly "fair and balanced." I think it is a mistake not to present more fully both sides of the argument because it is hard to change minds without presenting all of the facts. But I'm just thrilled to see some broadcast media discussion - albeit MSNBC - of the perils of preemption.
Full post as published by Maryland Injury Lawyer Blog on January 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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