[Corin Stormhands]

Drudge: NY Times Prepares To Front Expose on Palin's Baby...Developing...

Well, fortunately nobody reads the Times anymore...

[stockstrader]

Well, fortunately nobody reads the Times anymore...

Wait a minute. I read the NY TIMES.

I like to read two things every morning--the NY TIMES and the BIBLE.

That way I know what BOTH sides are thinking.

[Pan_Yan]

The chattering classes read the NYT. Even though probably half of the people who get the NYT will actually read the article, it will be television fodder for weeks.

I guess they want to go out in a blaze of glory before Proctor & Gamble buys them and starts printing the same thing, only with a softer material and perforations for easy use.

[vaudine]

I expect this "expose" is going to claim the baby is Todd's (former)partner's and demand DNA. That demand is going to blow the gasket. I hope every decent human being of any color, religion, sexual orientation, or political party will turn the media off, cancel subscriptions, quit buying USA, NYTimes, WaPo, Newsweek, US News & World Report, etc. etc.

The media is already livid because McCain's campaign will not throw Gov. Palin to them so they can get in her face with their nasty questions. They can not stomach a candidate not vetted by them.

I have quit watching Chris Wallace, but caught the transcript of satellite radio this afternoon. He had Obama's mgr. on and Chris asked him some hard questions, which Ackerman? did not answer--just spouted talking points and tried to run against Bush. Wallace had a hard time getting Ack. to shut up and let him in.

Then Chris had Rick Davis, McCain's chief strategist on and was absolutely hateful about Palin. He said she lobbied for money as mayor (Davis said that money was in the works before her election). Chris said she lied about the money for the Bridge, that Congress decided not to fund it. Davis countered that millions had already been given to Alaska and she built a ferry which cost less than half the ramp for the bridge, saving millions. He said she vetoed more spending than ay gov. ever.--Wallace kept saying no, the Congress stopped the funding. Then Chris said she lobbied for earmarks as gov. Davis said no, Stevens already had lobbied for some that came in after she was elected.

Then Chris said she HAD to come on shows and be asked hard questions (be vetted by the media)Davis said she would, but when the campaign decided. He said they certainly were not going to throw her to the media while the msm were trying to trash her. I liked Davis. He didn't let Chris get away with anything.

vaudine