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Thursday, May 02, 2019

NYT EDITORIAL BLAMES TRUMP FOR PAPER’S DECISION TO PUBLISH ANTI-SEMITIC CARTOON

The New York Times editorial board blamed President Donald Trump for the paper’s decision to publish an anti-Semitic cartoon.

The paper’s editorial board said in a Tuesday editorial that the president’s failure to stop a rise in anti-Semitism played a part in the image that “came to be published” in its pages.

After acknowledging the paper published a “bigoted” and “appalling” anti-Semitic cartoon in the headline and opening sentences of the editorial, the board quickly shifts to lecturing readers about the “insidious” nature of anti-Semitism and the particular danger of anti-Semitic imagery in this political moment.


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6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Teflon Don!! You people are too stupid to realize Trump feeds off of all your hate and accusations.

Anonymous said...

It's hot today. Blame Trump.

Anonymous said...

Of course anyone who disagrees with the policies of Israel is anti-Semitic

Anonymous said...

I got a flat yesterday...Trumps fault? Lol

Anonymous said...

Northwest Woodsman: Marxist democrats become more outrageous every day. I am waiting for them to claim that President Trump clubs baby harp seals to death with a baseball bat in his leisure time. My god, I can’t believe just how ridiculous those morons are. Oh, and by the way, anyone else notice that they are the only ones that plaster liberal propaganda stickers on the back of their vehicles. They are saying “ look at me, I am such a good and virtuous person”. To me, they are just demonstrating how politically ignorant they are.

Anonymous said...

Gosh, didnt know the president was on the editorial board of the NYT. they made the decision to print the offensive cartoon and now blame Trump. I guess we can blame him for the 87degree temps today, the floods in Iowa and my cat throwing up a hair ball (an orange tabby, so an orange hair ball).