firebirdnation
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I also added this to Digg:
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/NYTimes_Manipulates_Delegate_Vote_Count_Excludes_Ron_Paul
Allow me to procede directly to the point. The flagrant blanket-omission of Ron Paul's presidential campaign from the NYT is as transparent as it is shameful. Do not expect the 'fringe candiate' explaination to appease the masses this time - such arguments are a waste of time and insulting by nature. Ron Paul has the fourth most votes of any GOP candidate thus far, and is comfortably ahead of both Rudy and Fred. I am curious what sort of Orwellian double-speak you will contrive to excuse yourselves from your own journalistic responsibility THIS time. I expect such behavior from FOX News, but certainly not a reputable organization like the NYT. Did Rupert Murdoch recently come on board?
- A Concerned Reader
Romney 337,847 39% 23
McCain 257,521 30% 6
Huckabee 139,699 16% 1
Paul 54,434 6% 0
Thompson 32,135 4% 0
Giuliani 24,706 3% 0
Uncommitted 17,971 2%
Hunter 2,823 0% 0
100% of precincts reporting
That's the link for the image of their completely inaccurate information. I can't send them something right now but will as soon as I can. Everyone hit these people too! Let them know we are aware of their lack of journalistic integrity. *SNIP[/QUOTE]
Boston Globe is owned by the New York Times.:rolleyes:
Wall Street Journal did the same thing. I emailed NYT and asked if they were trying to sink to Mr. Murdoch's level (the fat foreigner owns the Post). I emailed the WSJ (another Murdoch property) and suggested that they are embarassing themselves by naming someone (Thompson) who didn't do as well as He Who Must Not Be Named. I recommended that they never name any candidate in the future who doesn't manage to beat He Who Must Not Be Named for the benefit of their own credibility.