LINK Here is an excerpt from the NB article in question:
To illustrate, the program created a photo taken at “a Tea Party rally in Milwaukee last January” showing a man near “McVeigh” holding up a “Go Back to the Jungle” sign which the lawyer asks McVeigh to confirm “refers to our current President.” (large jpg image of the picture)
The February 22 episode marked the return of Cole’s ballistics expert “Kurt McVeigh” character as the love interest for Chicago law firm partner “Diane Lockhart,” played by Christine Baranski, a liberal who knows Hillary Clinton and has disdain for Palin.
I'm still wondering why the author made no mention of the "Go back to the jungle" tea party sign. When a commenter mentions the "don't tax me bro" and "go back to the jungle" signs the author only answers:
What's "wrong with don't tax me bro?"
To illustrate, the program created a photo taken at “a Tea Party rally ....." The wording is very confusing. If the program created the "photo" ..... then the photo wasn't "taken at 'a Tea Party rally's" anywhere, was it?
Verismo + [inescutcheon + more verismo] = dog's breakfast.
It's like walking into the middle of Inception and trying to grok what you're seeing on the screen.