The mainstream media is promoting Donald Trump and seeking
to derail Hillary Clinton.
Donald Trump merely has to pick up the phone to get on CNN.
It is the same kind of campaign waged to gain support for
the Iraq War.
Ironically, the New York Times is playing a big role again.
But this time the Times has stopped the anti-Hillary campaign in mid-stream,
admitting sloppy reporting was behind much of the “email scandal.”
A favorable review of book critical of Clinton was found to
be full of errors, a Times review found.
Executive Editor Dean Baquet referred to one episode fas a
“screwup,” according to Media Matters.
Two senior editors have been demoted.
This development has gotten very little coverage in the rest
of the mainstream media.
Is it because their tirades were triggered by reporting in
the Times?
Such reporting in the Times helped gain the Bush
Administration the support it needed to wage war on Iraq.
Times Public Editor Margaret Sullivan says the paper has
been hitting Clinton much harder than other candidates.
A Times’ announcement of the change was full of praise for
those being dumped.
One of them, Washington Editor Elisabeth Bumiller, wrote an authorized biography of Condee Rice. Bumiller was criticized for refusing to ask former President George Bush hard questions about Iraq.
One of them, Washington Editor Elisabeth Bumiller, wrote an authorized biography of Condee Rice. Bumiller was criticized for refusing to ask former President George Bush hard questions about Iraq.
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