Why is the media missing this story?

The media was quick on the Cheney story. It was quick to report every exageration about Katrina, from 10,000 dead to ethnic misrepresentations. It turned out that only 1,000 not 10,000 died and they weren't all poor blacks. The media was quick to jump on every negative angle of the Iraq War. Bad things get 24/7 coverage. Good things, and there are many, go unreported.

Today, the media is looking the other way as the Democrats are imploding. I read this today by Tim Chapman:

"Various people on Capitol Hill tell me that the Democrats are struggling to keep their internal disputes from boiling over. They all lay the blame at Howard Dean and the Democrat leadership on Capitol Hill failing to get along. Right now, individuals loyal to Howard Dean are compiling dossiers on embattled Senate minority leader Harry Reid and House minority leader Nancy Pelosi. Couple these potential trouble spots with the pending William Jefferson plea bargain, Democrat netroots leader Kos' perceived selling out to the establishment through his failure to engage the DLC and failure to back Hackett in Ohio, and the failure of the minority to rally around one set of talking points and you have the a higher chance of a Democrat civil war than an Iraqi civil war." (http://www.townhall.com/blogs/capitolreport/TimChapman/story/2006/02/16/186833.html)

You won't hear or read this one. The Democrats can't get their act together and they will implode. We are witnessing the end of the Democrats.