New York Times Becomes 'Paper of Suckered,' Prints Phony Letter
Tommy Christopher
Contributor
Posted:
12/23/08
Instead of "Paper of Record?" Too much of a reach?
The New York Times published a phony letter from a very famous mayor, slamming Caroline Kennedy's stealth Senate bid:
Apparently, the NYT editorial staff weren't tipped off by the fact that the mayor was so incensed by Kennedy's bid, he said that he "wanted (their) fries back!"
The Times printed a retraction. At least, I think it did. I haven't been able to get ahold of them to see if they really wrote it.
The New York Times published a phony letter from a very famous mayor, slamming Caroline Kennedy's stealth Senate bid:
Dear New York Times,Sorry, wrong one. Here it is:
how can Caroline Kennedy become a US Senator? She pals around with pals of domestic terrorists, and, goshdarnit, she's not even from the real America...
Caroline Kennedy running nine-eleven 9/11...Damn, sorry, I've got it here somewhere:
I declare these cheeseburgers DELICIOUS! But not Caroline Kennedy's Senate bid...OK, it was actually the mayor of Paris, Bertrand Delanoë. Well, it was not the mayor of Paris. Yes, Sarah, Paris is a city, not a country.
Apparently, the NYT editorial staff weren't tipped off by the fact that the mayor was so incensed by Kennedy's bid, he said that he "wanted (their) fries back!"
The Times printed a retraction. At least, I think it did. I haven't been able to get ahold of them to see if they really wrote it.
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