[Political Junkie Too]

Based on this past week's reporting from the LA Times, I'd say that Mr. Carroll's memo went promptly into the Circular File!

-PJ

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[EggsAckley]

Pre hot-tub Ping.

Gone for the evening.

[Arpege92]

Either the Circular file or a shredding party!

[JRandomFreeper]

The best news that could come from the turmoil at the Times would be a revival of old-fashioned, non-spinning, reporting standards.

Hell just ordered 11 zillion gross of sweaters.

/john

[giotto]

Failing to quote scientists who think there is a link between abortion and breast cancer (a minority view, to be sure),

He just can't help himself. He just had to add these disclaimers--After all, he wouldn't want to be ill thought of by the females on the staff, all of whom he assumes must be pro choice.

[ex-Texan]

*BUMP* !

[AwesomePossum]

"I'm concerned about the perception--and the occasional reality--that the Times is a liberal, "politically correct" newspaper." Wink, wink, snicker, snicker, wink.

What a bunch of hogwash...............

[ladyinred]

I think Mr. Carroll went right along with his memo down the sinkmeister.

[ladyinred]

Oh,BTW: The Times didn't report the allegations against Davis because "what a politician does in his private life is not the business of the public." Honorable aren't they?