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David Remnick note to @Newyorker staff: "I don’t want well-meaning readers and staff members to think that I’ve ignored their concerns. I’ve thought this through and talked to colleagues––and I’ve re-considered. I’ve changed my mind. There is a better way to do this."
That is followed by: "Our writers have interviewed Steve Bannon for The New Yorker before, and if the opportunity presents itself I’ll interview him in a more traditionally journalistic setting as we first discussed, and not on stage."
How about NOT DOING IT AT ALL! #BoycottNewYorkerFest
What does that mean, exactly?
And what does this mean exactly? You would think Remnick could write better than this.
Yes, and if you read the statement, he’s saying once they find a more palatable way to showcase Steve Bannon they will. Stark raving mad.
Surprising that losing all support for his jack ass event changed his mind
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