Posted on 01/29/2009 11:15:41 AM PST by slomark
Remember that scene in “Chinatown” where Jack Nicholson roughs up Faye Dunaway until she reveals the identity of the mysterious young girl?
He slaps her and she says, “She’s my sister.” He slaps her again and she says, “My daughter.” They ping pong back and forth until Dunaway breaks down and admits the girl is daughter and her sister, the result of an incestuous relationship with her father.
Looks we have another incestuous Chinatown situation on our hands in Washington, DC. Turns out Callie Shell, a Time Magazine photographer, has been working simultaneously for Team Obama, snapping official White House photos.
We wish someone would slap Callie around a little just to see if she’ll crack as easily as Faye Dunaway did.
Slap. “I’m a completely impartial journalist.”
Slap. “I’m a biased hack.”
Slap. “I’m a completely impartial journalist.”
Slap. “I’m a biased hack.”
Slap. “Stop slapping me, wimpy boy. I already told you I was a biased hack.”
What really separates Callie Shell from Chris Matthews, Sam Donaldson, Katie Couric, Keith Bloverman, et al?
Pretense, I guess.
‘What really separates Callie Shell from Chris Matthews, Sam Donaldson, Katie Couric, Keith Bloverman, et al?’
Everyone on the list but her is wealthy.
As shareholder of GE, I am so happy that the closeted twins on that list are wealthy. /sarcasm
In case anyone else felt it would be nice to let Time know what you think of their folks working for the people they're supposed to be covering...
I can’t believe there hasn’t been a successful sharehold revolt that got rid of Immelt.
Exactly...so they have dropped any pretense...they are willing shills for the Obama Media Machine.
The New Pravda
I feel the same. Of course, it is bad to speak of him where I live. Being that he is a native Cincinnatian and all, we should be supportive. /sarcasm (again)..
Hmmm, so am I.
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