Ah, the Post, batting 1.000 as usual. They sure like to play the odds with completely unfounded rumors. Perhaps someday they'll resemble an actual newspaper.
I still remember when there was that issue of an American terrorist and discussions on what to do with them. Most papers gave the same question on what to do with them, but "The Post" more or less summed up their point on page 1: "IF IT SMELLS LIKE A RAT."
Every press agency has their own bias, sure, but it catches you off-guard when you see that sort of thing put smackdab on page 1 for everyone to see.
"The Post" more or less summed up their point on page 1: "IF IT SMELLS LIKE A RAT."
So... they proposed that he be allowed to breed unfettered in the subway? Ah, the Post; their inability to keep their clichés straight is almost a cliché in and of itself.
In fairness, this morning's USA Today ran with a banner headline about the 12 survivors, too. Not that it's such a paragon of journalistic merit, but at least it's not owned by Rupert Murdoch.
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Every press agency has their own bias, sure, but it catches you off-guard when you see that sort of thing put smackdab on page 1 for everyone to see.
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So... they proposed that he be allowed to breed unfettered in the subway? Ah, the Post; their inability to keep their clichés straight is almost a cliché in and of itself.
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