LA Times Spiked Davis Temper Story in '98 John and Ken 10/02 w/Jill Stewart and other...

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[GOPJ]

Says it all:

In 2002 the Times censored a George F. Will collumn, that mentioned Juanita Broaderick. The LA Times actually ran an appology for doing it. Will mentioned the rape of Juanita Broaderick. His mention was a couple of sentences long.

Schwarzenegger's fondeling story went on and on.

There were previous articles about Schwarzenegger's activities in 2000. One was for Premiere Magazine (related story) and the other was for the National Enquirer. This story was out there for years, but the Times picked five days before the election to publish this rehash article.

[StarFan]

In 2002 the Times censored a George F. Will collumn, that mentioned Juanita Broaderick. The LA Times actually ran an appology for doing it. Will mentioned the rape of Juanita Broaderick. His mention was a couple of sentences long. Schwarzenegger's fondeling story went on and on.

Brit Hume discussed this on his evening broadcast pointing out the utter hypocrisy of the LA Times having no qualms putting the fondling story on the front page and the Juanita rape charges on page 15 or so. He said they found Will's statement (paraphrasing) "this President could well have raped a woman 15 years ago" so offensive that they chose to delete it.

[DoughtyOne]

Arnold. Sorry if I made that unclear.

[capitan_refugio]

Serial batterer Davis was also discussed at length on the Larry Elder radio show. Elder knows the former Times author and has interviewed her.

[Redbob]

Yeah, I read it twice and was convinced you were referring to Gray Davis raping someone.

I couldn't picture it though...

[DoughtyOne]

Sure does doesn't it.

[DoughtyOne]

I imagine the Times could be worse. I'm sure they'll find a way too.

[DoughtyOne]

Very good. Thanks.

[DoughtyOne]

Sorry. When I'm making notes from the radio it doesn't flow well for me. I guess I didn't proof this well enough. Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you guys mentioned it. I'll be a little more careful.

[socal_parrot]

GRAY DAVIS, OFFICE BATTERER!

He should've been charged with assault.

One day he flew into a rage because staffers had moved some photos. He went postal shouting, shaking and pushing a 62 year old staffer. She had a nervous breakdown. She suffered dermatoligical shock. She was so effected that she could not continue to work, had to receive medical care and never returned to her job.

[pbear8]

I don't know if it was the Jill Stewart article, but surprisingly the Chron ran an story about Gray and his temper and swearing and general abuse of his staff earlier this year. Don't remind the date but I remember the article because I was shocked that they would run a piece that spoke of Gary in a less than flattering light. This was the first I had ever heard of his temper and general nastiness towards those around him.

[DoughtyOne]

Thanks. That is interesting.

[MattGarrett]

Jill Stewart is talking about this on Hannity right now.

She states that the Times spiked her original story because the editors "don't go with stories attacking main political candidates with unsubstantiated and un coorborated interviews!"

[LisaAnne]

Ping a ling

You might want to use your ping list for this.

[DoughtyOne]

Yeah, what a hoot. These papers are so biased. Thanks for the heads up.

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