[ButThreeLeftsDo]

The people have spoken.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Ping.

[PAR35]

"The facts are that the Star Tribune currently has sufficient liquidity and is current on all its debt payment obligations."

I notice he's (or she - you can't really tell from the name) careful to not deny the truth of the original report that they had failed to meet their debt obligations. That would strongly suggest that the NYPost story was true.

[bmwcyle]

Another group of news people that “What to make (create) a difference”.

[do not press 2 for spanish]

Good for wrapping doggie poop, and that’s all. Let it go under, and may scores more quickly follow it, down the dumper.

[Free Vulcan]

Couldn’t have happened to a nicer commie rag.

[John Jorsett]

"We recently hired the Blackstone Group to help us evaluate alternatives to our current capital structure, but that hardly merits a conclusion that we are near bankruptcy," the statement said.

Obligatory:

[SevenofNine]

OHH ABB

[The Great RJ]

You would think that someone at the Trib would get the message that very few people in Minnesota want to read their left wing biased coverage.

[shrinkermd]

Fire Nick Coleman for starts. Then don’t pay Garrison Keillor. That would be a good start. Then go through both the newsroom and the editorial page and fire anyone who has puffed more taxes as a solution to the State of Minnesota’s budget.

By then, you will fit the remaining staff in a double wide and can really coin some money.

My wife keeps up our subscription for the daily cross word puzzle. No amount of my screaming, crying or moaning makes any difference! I wonder how many others continue their subscription for the cross words.

[stevem]

The $64,000 question is if the Star Tribune were to stop publishing tonight, would anyone really care?

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

The Red Star Over Minnesota is Setting

[Reaganesque]

Liberal newspapers have been morally and intellectually bankrupt for years. Their finances are simply the last to go.

[spanalot]

Die a thousand deaths.