To: summer
This raises my suspicions - there is an air about this article suggesting that the "Blue State" Sophisticates are having a laugh at the expense of those in the heartland, or as I'm sure as they say at the New York Times, "the provincials".
I would fully expect more of these "National Geographic" style "explorations" from the NY Times in the near future.
Regards, Ivan
157 posted on
07/04/2004 5:15:25 AM PDT by
MadIvan
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To: MadIvan
I would fully expect more of these "National Geographic" style "explorations" from the NY Times in the near future.Does that mean they're going to show boobies?
164 posted on
07/04/2004 5:36:58 AM PDT by
ovrtaxt
(Don't worry -- moderate Islam will save us!)
To: MadIvan
This raises my suspicions - there is an air about this article suggesting that the "Blue State" Sophisticates are having a laugh at the expense of those in the heartland, or as I'm sure as they say at the New York Times, "the provincials".
Yeah, I think you have a valid point there, Ivan, as I'm wondering what the implication was in omitting the sales figures for the so-called "Blue States." Do Blue States not have these parties? Are sales figures so low it's not worth mentioning?
I think the NYT should do a companion piece on "Blue States" (or "Red States") whenever they mention one but not the other in the headline of an article.
198 posted on
07/04/2004 9:12:59 AM PDT by
summer
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