To: N. Beaujon
Yes, there is a media food chain and The New York Sun is on the Bottom. I don't know why you are so down on the NY Sun. It's a relatively new newspaper and they seem to be doing quite well. Unfortunately, they are a subscription service so net readers don't usually see it.
However, it has already been picked up on Kerryspot at the National Review Online, and I strongly suspect that it will show up in Best of the Web this afternoon at the WSJ online.
Naturally it won't appear in the NY Times, WAPO, etc., so we're just back to normal, i.e. things on our side move slowly. But they move. Didn't used to happen.
To: jackbill
You're right, our side has a voice. A small voice, but a voice.
Naturally it won't appear in the NY Times, WAPO, etc., so we're just back to normal, i.e. things on our side move slowly. But they move. Didn't used to happen.
606 posted on
10/13/2004 7:04:52 AM PDT by
GOPJ
(If 260 National Guard vets said Bush was an incompetent liar, the NYTimes would cover it.)
To: jackbill
things on our side move slowly. But they move. It might be better if this one slips in under the radar. I think people have made up their minds who they are going to vote for. The trick now is to pump up turnout.
This story can enhance Bush turnout, even if it never hits the MSM.
620 posted on
10/13/2004 7:51:03 AM PDT by
js1138
(Speedy architect of perfect labyrinths.)
To: jackbill
I don't know why you are so down on the NY Sun. It's a relatively new newspaper and they seem to be doing quite well. Unfortunately, they are a subscription service so net readers don't usually see it. However, it has already been picked up on Kerryspot at the National Review Online, and I strongly suspect that it will show up in Best of the Web this afternoon at the WSJ online. Naturally it won't appear in the NY Times, WAPO, etc., so we're just back to normal, i.e. things on our side move slowly. But they move. Didn't used to happen.
I'm not down on it, I grew up on New York media and left the Northeast just as they started up the Sun. It could be the best paper in the world. My point is there is no way the New York Post would have passed on this story if it had the proper documentation behind it.
The NY Post pass on a story like this? Or Drudge for that matter? I just dont get it.
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