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Excuses, excuses, excuses. This is a pathetic attempt to ask for forgiveness since the Times didn’t ask for permission, but Mr. Calame should be aware of one thing: Be forgiven, but there are still concequences for your actions. Forgiveness on our pa…

Today’s winner is Byron Calame, The public editor of the New York Times.

Inherent in the mindset of most Democratic “Elitists” is the concept that those of us that live in the so called “Red States that lie between those two thin fringes of “Blue” on either coasts, are nothing but a bunch of uncouth oafs, “clodhoppers,” and…

Yesterday I posted food for thought. Today I post the other side of the argument: If we had known then… If We Knew Then… You wanna know what I think? I think I’m not smart enough to know. I too…

We should be thankful that the New York Times decided to undermine the security of the United States in recognition of the hypersensitive fears of foreign opponents of the Bush administration.

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I was determined to take the whole weekend off from this bloody blog, so I let a Sunday blog swarm pass me by. Time to play catch up.
Background
Back in July, the New York Times decided to run a story on a “secret” government terrorist-f…

As a few in the blogosphere are pointing out, New York Times editor Byron Calame included a “my bad” piece in yesterday’s paper. Not where your average reader would see it, mind you, but it’s in there:

My July 2 column strongly supported The Times’s

As a few in the blogosphere are pointing out, New York Times editor Byron Calame included a “my bad” piece in yesterday’s paper. Not where your average reader would see it, mind you, but it’s in there:

My July 2 column strongly supported The Times’s

As a few in the blogosphere are pointing out, New York Times editor Byron Calame included a “my bad” piece in yesterday’s paper. Not where your average reader would see it, mind you, but it’s in there:

My July 2 column strongly supported The Times’s

As a few in the blogosphere are pointing out, New York Times editor Byron Calame included a “my bad” piece in yesterday’s paper. Not where your average reader would see it, mind you, but it’s in there:

My July 2 column strongly supported The Times’s

Foreign U.S. To Hand Iraq A New Timetable On Security Role (Free New York Times Reg Req) A Senior U.S….

The New York Times ombudsman finally admitted it was wrong to expose the SWIFT data mining efforts. (HT Michelle Malkin.) It wasn’t against the law, they only looked at terrorists, and it not exactly secret, just not well-known. It’s about…

Matt Drudge wraps up one week and starts another every Sunday night at 9:30. Sign up for email notification, and don’t miss another minute of The Drudge Report….

The first thought that popped into my head when I read this non-apology was the scene where Gilda Radners “Emily Litella” apologizes to Jane Curtin….well sort of:
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