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Still zero explanation about how it got published, who approved it and who made the editorial decisions behind it. But you guys keep patting yourselves on the back while demanding transparency from everyone else. Thumbs up, guys.https://twitter.com/FrankBruni/status/1122608950891950089 …
Really going with "A single editor just put it in the paper and we didn't realize it" Just like "Hey a corporate attorney added that line about blackmailing a gifmaker without the writer's knowledge" & "Hey someone got into my gym locker, unlocked my phone and accessed Twitter."
So the defense is that their operation is so slipshod that something can be published on the approval of just one person? And that's better?
What of it was Joy Reid's time traveling blog hackers?
They could go with "We were hacked" like that broad in MSNBC
You see, there was this out of control rogue firefighter...who by the way will still be employed as a firefighter by us and who's name is none of your damn business.
Unsupervised teenage intern.
Until they publicly identify the editor by name I do not believe a word they say.
Russians? It was the Russians!
The apology reads as if because it wasn’t in the US NYT paper that it makes it less bad. If anything publishing it internationally is probably worse.
Steven Miller: Cartoons, bad. White supremacists, ok.
You follow the guy but don't even know how to spell his name?
Why sir I tell you I may have fallen, but an eventful fall it was, and the recovery, my word, the finest most prestigious there's ever been, such actions can only be said of the proudest, my integrity, my pride has never been better. Applause and adoration is definitely due.
They'll get a pass like they always do. Sorry, not sorry. Nice avi, by the way.
Why do you have cocaine in your pocket? These aren't my pants, officer!
Some people put something in the paper or something.
It's called "Joy Reid"ing it.
You know I think the lone guy that made that decision probably, based on his experience, thought the cartoon jived with his superior’s views.
A staffer had a really bad day and published our totally not serious FAQ.
Dog ate my homework.
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