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New York Times keeps backing its favorite dog in the fight
Saturday, May 10, 2008The bastion of American reason, the New York Times, wrote an editorial dictating that only Hillary Clinton can make the decision to leave the race. They excoriate her for making racist remarks and ads about Barack Obama, but because of their very early endorsement of Clinton almost a year ago, they are still backing their favorite dog in the presidential fight. The Times’ staff should stop drinkin...
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