[Wings-n-Wind]

The turmoil will continue for at least six more weeks. The job re-application process isn’t over until June 1.

They still have time to flush l'il Luckovich...
The objective/unbiased immature crayon scribbler...
Who is ADMITTEDLY the direct cause of many a cancelled home subscription...

Hey Mikey... don't the the screen door hit you in the ka-toosh on the way out...

And good riddance to the rest....

You abandoned your journalistic principles and the major mass of your subscribed audience to hold to liberal bias... extraordinary political partisanship, immaturity, race-baiting, Christian-bashing, and a non-stop overt promotion of the socialist/secular nanny-state...

Go tell your trubs to the Dim-Dhimmi-Dems...
Maybe they will find a handout...

I doubt they will care....

I certainly do not...

[Congressman Billybob]

As long as Cynthia Tucker's name isn't on the pack-your-bags list, the Journal-Constitution isn't serious about ending its downward slide into the newspaper dumper.

Congressman Billybob

Latest article: "Junk Justice Produces Junk Law"

[SeafoodGumbo]

Damn that’s some good schadenfreude.

[Trailerpark Badass]

However, the paper will no longer have a NASCAR reporter or a golf writer.

Screw whitey!

[bert]

What great way to end my day.....

[kcvl]

Are they keeping that luntic Cynthia Tucker (editor of the opinion section of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution)?

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Not holding my breath to think that journalism classes in the future will look back on this time and teach that the MSM’s wounds were self inflicted due to their love of reporting with a leftist slant.

[McGavin999]

Well, shoot, all they had to do was be fair and balanced in their reporting and they wouldn't have pissed off half their readers to the point where they don't want to read the paper anymore.

When I go grocery shopping there is always someone from the Arizona Republic who asks me if I would be interested in taking the paper. I just laugh and then they say "yes, I know"

[Ieatfrijoles]

It’s really awful in the newsroom this weekIt’s really awful in the newsroom this weekIt’s really awful in the newsroom this weekIt’s really awful in the newsroom this weekIt’s really awful in the newsroom this weekIt’s really awful in the newsroom this weekIt’s really awful in the newsroom this week

[bilhosty]

Hee hee hee hee, yuk yuk yuk. I stopped buying this rag becuase of its liberal bias and I tell every subscription caller and huckster why. It makes me feel so good that there is a result from my strike.

[Dont Mention the War]

Ironically, Young’s last story on the CDC, published last week, was about how the agency hired ombudsmen “to address poor employee morale, complaints about a massive reorganization and an exodus of key staff that sparked concern among members of Congress and five former CDC directors.”

Irony? Or karma?

[randog]

The health/science coverage will be cut back to one reporter.

That should be an easy gig. All you have to do is recycle articles about "affordable" health care and global warming.

[Re-electNobody]

Comments from a subscriber:
1. My sub was due to run out a couple of weeks ago. I told them the price was too high and I would not be renewing- then was told about a “special” rate which was about 50% less, and not a bad deal.
2. I mainly subscribe because they have a very good sports section, especially on college sports. Also my wife probably saves the cost of the subscription from the Sunday ads and coupons.
3. Until recently, they would publish puff pieces on various rappers on a regular basis. Haven’t seen much of that since the Imus thing.

[PJ-Comix]

This might present an OPPORTUNITY for freelancers who want to cover NASCAR. Just send your reports to the managing editor. That’s how I got stuff published. I’m thinking that newspapers will be using MORE freelance material in the future.

[Georgia]

No Golf???
Besides the college football coverage which is good, the editorials and news are crap. Everything comes from the AP anyway,.
Unfortunately, because of my wife's business we continue to subscribe even though way spend most mornings laughing at how sorry they are.

[dr_who_2]

This is going to be the new focus of left wing activism, methinks, especially if the paper is owned by a chain. I was reading the same sort of sob story about job cuts at the local Dem rag in some free (who would pay for it?) “progressive” rag just recently.