The New York Times ... among other news outlets ... is reporting that New York Governor Eliot Spitzer has been caught in a prostitution ring.
Spitzer is a Democrat, which really doesn't mean anything, since sexual misconduct isn't the domain of one party or another. Prostitution has been around a lot longer than Democrats and Republicans.
But here's why I mention his party.
The New York Times mentions it in paragraph nine.
In a late February story on a New York city councilman's rape charges, the Times mentioned the party of Dennis P. Gallagher, a Queens Republican, in paragraph two ... at the first mention of Gallagher's name.
Why the difference?
It certainly couldn't be because one's a Democrat (paragraph nine) and one's a Republican (paragraph two), could it?
That would mean the New York Times is biased.
Oh, wait. It is.
[...] Basil plays “Name That Party.” You can play too. In paragraph 15 of the Times article. CNN [...]
ReplyDeleteOnly people I'm hearing say the "D" word is Fox.
ReplyDeleteThis morning on F&F, Doocy asked if the MSM would mention the "culture of corruption" with the Dems like they did with the GOP during an earlier scandal.
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