Posted on 06/24/2014 8:28:18 AM PDT by PoloSec
Theodore "Teddy" Schleifer is a reporting intern for The New York Times. But he already has a resume as a Democratic staffer going back to high school, including the last Obama-Biden campaign. Paul Farhi of The Washington Post captured the controversy after Schleifer tackled the Mississippi GOP Senate primary.
The incestuous relationship between the mainstream media and Democratic Party has headed down to Mississippi, Erick Erickson wrote on Redstate.com. Schiefer [sic] . . . is also quite proud of [an earlier] hit piece on then Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels [written for his college newspaper]. He seems like hell be a good liberal reporter. Obama connections and the New York Times tend to go hand in hand these days.
Schliefer declined to comment, referring questions to Philip B. Corbett, associate managing editor for standards at the Times. In an e-mail exchange, Corbett said Schliefer disclosed his work for Democrats in detail to Corbett and his editors in Washington before beginning his internship.
We are confident that his work for us is solid, accurate and fair, and that we can avoid any potential conflicts of interest, Corbett said.
Asked if readers would feel the same way if they were aware of Schliefers background, Corbett replied: I hope and expect that fair-minded readers will perceive our coverage as fair and accurate. As I said, we are comfortable with Teddys work and his assignments.
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Well, Isn’t that just peachy???????
ya, sure. Anybody buying the Brooklyn Bridge lately?
Grooming the next generation of liberal liars.....
indoctrinate them while they are young, and move the more promising little socialists up the ladder as fast as possible
“Ve must double down on our favorable coverage uv der fuehrer!”
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