The New York Times, a bastion of fair and equitable journalism with no special agenda – yea right – wants Hillary Clinton to move on and cease her run for the nomination of the Democratic Party. They call the (Pennsylvania) victory an inconclusive result. A 55% to 45% win is inconclusive? They say voters are [...]
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The New York Times – The Low Road to Journalism
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