@WSJ See where the #Kunduz massacre is buried @MSF_USApic.twitter.com/TmQW7PYHaj
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@LudWitt It's on the front page at the top of the World section. Hard to call that buried.
@lisafleisher Just summary. Actual story should've started on front page. Perhaps military atrocities, like mass shootings, too common?
@LudWitt Fair argument, but would you take off the deeply reported story about the Pentagon building a rebel army in Syria?
@lisafleisher Let me pose it a different way: if it were a Russian strike (or Taliban bombing), would it have made the actual front page?
@LudWitt I bet it would depend on the news that day, as with any day.
@lisafleisher Assume it happened same day as USG strike. Except Russian, not USG.
I think your Asian/Euro front page answers hypothetical.
@LudWitt sorry I am confused by your point. Feel free to follow up on email. Lisa@wsj.com
@WSJ I love this front page look when I see no Trump on front It saves me money ~ Thank You
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