Posted on 01/23/2014 12:14:43 PM PST by NKP_Vet
Bill Donohue comments on bias at the New York Times:
There is no newspaper in the United States that is more extreme in its defense of abortion-on-demand and homosexual rights than the New York Times. It regards the defense of partial-birth abortion to be a moderate position, and its reporters have openly bragged about the record number of homosexuals who write feature stories. Todays edition offers more support to the accusation that it is biased in its coverage on these issues.
There is a front-page story about a homosexual vice principal in Seattle who was asked to step down when it was learned that he was married to a man. The 1351-word story does not focus on the mans violation of a contract he voluntarily signed (Catholic employees are expected to abide by Catholic teachings); rather, it focuses on students who are rallying to his side. The story features four photos: the one on the front page is in color, and one of the three pictures on p. A16 is quite big (9″x6″).
On the opposite page, p. A17, there is an average-size picture of the March for Life that was held yesterday in Washington, D.C. There is no story. Yet there could have been a great one: hundreds of thousands of marchers, overwhelmingly young, braved the bitter cold; many had traveled through a snow storm the day before to get there (the federal government shut down because of the bad conditions).
A handful of young people from Seattle who support their fired vice principal merits big coverage, but a massive pro-life march in a winter storm is all but ignored. And the motto of the New York Times is, All the News Thats Fit to Print. I guess pro-life news is not fit to print.
NYT: doing all it can to destroy life in the USA, as we know it.
Thanks for posting about this, even indirectly. I ca t seem to get things posted here.
This is probably the Eastside Catholic case, not technically Seattle but King Co. The latest is that sister Mary Grace has resigned. And I read some of the comments on Seattle news sources—vicious. Nobody supporting her or the Catholic position on marriage. The job is probably his if he wants it back. I don’t know the circumstances of her resignation—the Punic seldom knows the truth of this stuff.
The media - committing suicide one story at a time.
Sister Mary Tracy, my goof. Rhymes.
Somebody on FR maybe had posted this already, but it’s on my Twitter feed, where I post as littlmaGGie. And it’s really recent, so you won’t have to wade through a bunch of stuff.
I meant “public”-damn autocorrect sneaked in after me.
The article I posted on Twitter was from Q13FOX.
But yes, how stupid we were not to realize that institutionalizing same-sex marriage would lead to these horrible messes and injustices.
And it’s the same with abortion.
Since you’re from here, do you remember Rachel Belle bleating on about how mad she was at the Navy for not providing abortions, or late-term abortions, or something? No regard at all for who funds the military, and all the other ramifications. That’s why the bumper sticker—”Against abortion, don’t have one.” is dumb.
I usually only listen to KIRO FM for Kook to Kook, though lately have been listening to Seahawks a bit, but occasionally am subjected to Rachel Belle.
Lets face it, if they’d done their jobs, the smorgasbord of scandals would have kept Obama from getting re-elected in 2012.
I have an Apple product. Whoever is behind auto-correct is a strange being, indeed.
I watch little local TV news, and don’t know who Rachel Belle is.
I don’t watch TV myself. Belle is on the Ron and Don show and probably some other shows and stations owned by the same concern. She does commercials for things like car dealerships, etc. Just an annoying local celebrity IMO. Because the radio biz is so fickle, she will probably move to another market one of these days.
It is the story about the Eastside School liar that got fired.
He was basically fired by the Archbishop of Seattle. He aint getting his job back.
OK, I was just going by comments on Internet news stories and those people are hardly experts. One said he should be hired for Sister Mary Tracy’s old job, but that may have been a joke.
If it was the Archbishop who did it, then it really makes me wonder why Sister Tracy resigned and if something cloak-and-dagger was going on.
I am not a Catholic-you have probably guessed from my ignorance of Church procedure a d hierarchy.
She officially fired him, but of course it was blessed by the archbishop. If the bishop had said not to fire him, which won’t happening, he would still have his job.
Thanks for clearing it up. So it looks as if this nun is taking the fall a d the Archbishop is smelling like a rose.
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