I would have to disagree with that one. In my experience the New York Times' definition of "the great, always correct American way" is based solely on whether t

I would have to disagree with that one. In my experience the New York Times' definition of "the great, always correct American way" is based solely on whether they like the people in power at the time. The NYT is always quick on the disagreement if it's about a group of people they don't like. If the same actions are performed by the agreeable group then all's well.