BUT HER EMAILS! Now this is where it ends. Buried in the paper. Page A16.

[kpete]

There is no defensible journalistic rationale for how differently these stories were played.

Link to tweet

[dalton99a]

1. And the lie lives on.

[Stuart G]

2. Thank You very much for posting....k and r..no text.

[Wellstone ruled]

3. All those Newies that spewed this shit need to

buy a case of Listerine and use the full case before they write or spew anyone word. We will not forget the stench they launched.

[NastyRiffraff]

4. Shh! Don't tell anyone

or at least bury the story on A16 of the NYT.

[not fooled]

13. Right next to

the story describing how Gore really won Florida, after all the votes were counted.

That one was also "buried."

[kskiska]

17. Yes, I recall that one.

Very well.

[Karadeniz]

5. Unprofessional...political.

[SWBTATTReg]

6. And instead of perhaps harping on HRC's emails any longer, why don't the repugs look closely ...

at rump and his revealing of secrets (the satellite photo of an Iranian silo (after missile blew up)), etc. Traitor.

[Joe941]

7. They need to run a front page apology.

[flying_wahini]

8. Yes, front page everyday for a month.

[world wide wally]

9. When Trump claimed he was "totally exonerated" it was (still is) played every day in spite of it

being another fucking lie.
See how that works?

[SCVDem]

10. Like a bagel shop,

It's all about the smear.

[dustyscamp]

11. "Can't find it if it's been wiped lol"-Magadiot

[StevieM]

12. It truly was the Seinfeld of scandals--the scandal about nothing. (eom)

[SCVDem]

15. Never forget

The victims of the Bowling Green Massacre!

[SergeStorms]

14. That's it until the next time.

Then that will be it. Until the next time.

[patphil]

16. The New York Times has a problem

The have a motto, "All the news that's fit to print".
Unfortunately, they left off the second part of their motto, "and a bunch of other stuff that isn't".
I remember the stories Judith Miller did in the Times in the run up to the second Iraqi war.
She carried the Republican administration's water for the sell job that would falsely blame Saddam Hussein for supporting the terrorists who attacked the Trade Towers.
The NYT has to bear some of the responsibility for selling the war on Iraq. They had to know Judith Millers accounts were suspect, but they printed them anyway and gave the full force of their reputation to her "fake news".
Untimately Saddam was killed and Iraq was lead by weak, ineffectual leaders that eventually contributed to the rise of ISIS.
That one bad decision contributed to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people.
It's still killing people today.

Patrick Phillips