AP now can see the future....

This was released on the AP wire. It's an article about the President's speech to the nation on Iraq and was written by Jennifer Loven of the AP. It has a byline of Fort Bragg, NC. The byline would tend to indicate that Ms Loven was in attendance during the President's speech. Only one small problem you see, it was written and released at 4:44PM and later updated at 7:06PM but the speech is not scheduled to begin until 8:00PM. No doubt it was based on excerpts released by the White House but the article is written in past tense. A little misleading?

It seems Ms. Loven has a bit of a history, see here and here over at Powerline.

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