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ALL THE NEWS THAT’S FIT TO PRINT?

By Michelle Malkin • June 20, 2005 10:48 AM

Tom Maguire of JustOneMinute wants to know why the New York Times hasn’t reported on the anti-Israel, anti-semitic comments made at a recent Democratic event hosted by John Conyers:

Can it be that anti-semitic pamphlets being distributed inside DNC headquarters during a DNC event is not of interest to Times readers? Even though it prompts a disavowal from the DNC chairman?

Can it be that the anti-Isarel remarks at an event staged by House Democrats is of interest to a NYC congressman, but not readers of the Times?

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