Bless her little 'ol heart.
I would assume that it was either & both, based on erroneous assumptions following some degree of misunderstanding.
While guessing (assuming) that assuming was going on, somewhere along the line in her own thinking, our own here assumptions based on those previous assumptions having produced the lonely, likely to be misleading declarative headline which eventually ended up here as a thread, one would also think, or else assume (another one of those assumptions! watch out-- they can be awful tricksy) that this particular item of "news", would otherwise be front-page headline news elsewhere in a variety of outlets, far beyond what would be available for instance; purchased from a Waco, TX newspaper vending machine.
She didn't even have one of those.
Newspaper articles, I mean. Not one of the vending machines.
Then again, I suppose I should assume that you know these things, since you said about as much in far fewer words.
But in other (old) news, speaking of newspaper vending machines, I suppose we all may recall hearing about Rahm Emanuel having had a NYT one of those, in the attic of a house that he owned, in Chicago.
Rahm "Sticky Fingers" Emanuel" Are We Lumberjacks?
Seemingly confirmed (that Rahm had the vending machine, its still only rumor the ballerina is also a "Man's Country" sort of lumberjack, sort-of like his buddy, Barack) from nymag.com;
Who knows? He may have been provided the vending machine honestly enough.
Pants up, don't (didn't?) loot?
I for one don't want to make go into making too many risky assumptions, as for that item of news. I just read what they give me to read.
Speaking of risk though, perhaps someone could ring up one good 'ol Carlos Danger. I hear he has contacts in NY City, Washington DC, and is on first name basis with all parties just previously mentioned. Other than your KORN radio station news reader, I swear I've never met any of these people...
But in another article, Rahm was said to have had sticky fingers for Washington area friend's newspapers, although there is no mention of any innocent-bystander vending machines being involved in this next little story, from The Hill;
If you can't trust a politician, then who can you trust?
Though I don't know if I could provide answer that would fully put that last to rest, after a short commercial break, an adVertizment from everyone's favorite used-car salesman, the only and only Junior Samples;
Stay tuned for the next scheduled programs,
- your local KORN radio reader, signing off