"It seems likely that a solid majority will reject the Times as untrustworthy. The paper may console itself that the electorate doesn't care about the charges, but that would be more self-delusion.pingCalifornia doesn't trust its major newspaper.
Not in the least. Now that's a story worth covering." - Hugh Hewitt
Wow! ...What is different about the paper's naked and increasingly wild coverage of anti-Arnold charges is the reaction among even long-suffering Times watchers. A thousand readers actually cancelled subscriptions after Thursday's report on Arnold (that's the number released by the Times; who knows what the real total is). The outrage and anger of readers can be heard on any talk-radio station. So loud is the din that the Times was obliged to cover it.
"Hasta La Vista, Baby !!"
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But you have to admit, these people have cojones; wish the Republicans could get a few.