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I think the public perception of broder is that hes either: 1) Malicious/Lies to obtain desired result 2) Incompetent Neither bodes well for him.
by DanBlake 14y ago
I think the public perception of broder is that hes either:
1) Malicious/Lies to obtain desired result
2) Incompetent
Neither bodes well for him.
- protomyth 14y agoYou would think that, but it is the New York Times and this stuff happens all the time in the politics section (blatant lying and lack of fact checking[saying the ND Senator is the SD Senator]) and nothing comes of it.
- trotsky 14y agoThis episode started with Tesla claiming fabrication and a breech of journalistic ethics but ended with Tesla misquoting the times and highlighting imprecise record keeping. If anything happened, the journalist was vindicated.