[Nachum]

Some of the fun...

[JaguarXKE]

How about a hash tag: #DontLetTheDoorHitYouInTheArse

[Tainan]

I do NOT read any attempt at discussion/communication that begins with...#.

Just a personal choice. Besides...I have no freakin idea what “ # “ means and I do not want to learn.

[cripplecreek]

#IWillQuitTheLATimes unless the Koch bros buy me a pony.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Sounds like some positions for REAL reporters to get jobs.

[pabianice]

#CryingLibtardsMakeMeSmile

[Chode]

[max americana]

I have an insider in the LAT, and mentioned it a few times in different threads. They are ALL libtards.

However, there are just a few of them who are Ok with the money that was offered to them and the new direction of the LAT. Then again, there are the frothing, brain-dead, typical libs who just cannot and won’t accept the Koch policies. They would rather slit their throats than go along with it but they are mostly not editors, but rank and file staff and “reporters”.

[MtBaldy]

This is a good thing. Most of them were probably going to get pink slips anyway. Get the propogandists out of there and maybe they can hire REAL journalists.

[Flotsam_Jetsome]

"Hi @latimes , can't wait to see that Rashid Khalidi tape when the Koch Brothers buy you out. Imagine the traffic!"

That was my fave.

[RetiredTexasVet]

And fifteen minutes later all the vacant positions were filled by itinerant farm workers who “speaketh English not so good”, but perfectly capable and matching the needs of the papers customer base.

[Cringing Negativism Network]

Heck I might just buy a subscription again, if the LA times gets new conservative ownership.

Bet I’m hardly alone, either.

[madison10]

I am sure there are plenty of bright, home-schooled (or not), conservative writers both young and old, that could fill those positions in a nano-second.

[TChad]

There was a time, long ago, when I would purchase and read the LA Times every day. I considered the Times to be a good newspaper and considered Times reporters to be a reasonable, professional group.

Then I moved right and the Times moved left. These days I wouldn't wrap a dead fish in the LA Times, out of respect for the fish. I hope the Koch brothers buy the paper and organize a comprehensive purge of its leftist propagandists.