Post by Swimmy on May 26, 2008 9:31:13 GMT -5
Fair coverage sometimes in the eye of the beholder
Hahahahahahahahahaha!
I couldn't stop laughing as the paper cried wolf in this article. It's amazing that people would defend stupidity. I'm not trying to be arrogant; I'm being honest.
For two years, elizabeth cooper insisted -- as townsend still does -- that the Oneidas' land-trust application was an attempt to "effectively circumvent a U.S. Sup. Ct. decision." It did not matter how many times I quoted Justice Ginsburg's words. She still insisted on pushing a blatant lie! She wrote back to me saying that she understood, I wasn't the only person to correct her on the subject, and that she would not insist on that line of rhetoric again. But the arrogant elizabeth cooper wrote it in every article for the next two weeks. It was not until I called into question her intelligence to understand basic English principles that cooper finally dropped that line of rhetoric. I still cannot believe how someone allegedly educated by "the best journalism school in the country" could so foolishly believe that following the Supreme Court's instruction was an attempt to circumvent its decision.
And to have the editors come on and defend her on lying to the public and abusing her power as a news reporter is just more evidence of how disgraceful the paper is!
Hahahahahahahahahaha!
I couldn't stop laughing as the paper cried wolf in this article. It's amazing that people would defend stupidity. I'm not trying to be arrogant; I'm being honest.
For two years, elizabeth cooper insisted -- as townsend still does -- that the Oneidas' land-trust application was an attempt to "effectively circumvent a U.S. Sup. Ct. decision." It did not matter how many times I quoted Justice Ginsburg's words. She still insisted on pushing a blatant lie! She wrote back to me saying that she understood, I wasn't the only person to correct her on the subject, and that she would not insist on that line of rhetoric again. But the arrogant elizabeth cooper wrote it in every article for the next two weeks. It was not until I called into question her intelligence to understand basic English principles that cooper finally dropped that line of rhetoric. I still cannot believe how someone allegedly educated by "the best journalism school in the country" could so foolishly believe that following the Supreme Court's instruction was an attempt to circumvent its decision.
And to have the editors come on and defend her on lying to the public and abusing her power as a news reporter is just more evidence of how disgraceful the paper is!
