So, we can expect this reporter to be working for the NYT shortly.

Do you believe anything you read in the paper? How about the sports scores? Me neither.

This is just fine as long as the stories furthered the regime´s narrative. After all, the media would like get some bailouts too!

Haaaa! Yeah, right. Their ´sacred role´ is to tell the truth. I laugh in their general direction! They forgot the ´Obama caveat´, which means, "if we don´t report it, it´s because it might reflect negatively on ´The Won´".

Spare me. They´re in the same league as the NYTimes, WaPo, etc.

FTA:"Papers have personalities, and no two are exactly alike, but at the end of the day, facts are facts. And a good newspaper holds nothing more sacred than its role to tell the truth. Always. As fully and as fairly as possible.
This is our guiding principle, so it is with heavy heart that we tell you the Cape Cod Times has broken that trust."

Ha ha ha, stop it! You´re making my sides ache! Ha, ha! That´s a good one.

Woodward and Bernstein won a pulitzer for doing the same thing. They even had the Hutzpuh to write themselves starring roles in their story. And, people believed it.

Deepthroat? Yeah, right.

Perhaps #1. But that would only be a brief stepping-stone to presidential speech writer for Obama.

If you want to be an attorney, doctor, electrician, general contractor, plumber, asbestos remover, etc, you have to be tested and certified. If you want to be a journalist, you need a pencil or a tape recorder...

The Mrs., the kids, and I lived on Cape Cod for almost 20 years and subscribed to this rag for the whole tour...don´t even remember her. Probably because the rag had such a leftwing slant in everything...from the front page to the editorial page...we skipped over most of the "hard hitting" stuff. Fact is, we read it solely for the ads, sports scores, local news (slanted left wherever possible), and the classifieds. The local paper (The Falmouth Enterprise) was so leftwing we couldn´t stomach it. Saul Alinsky would´ve loved it.

How exciting can it be there? Sounds as though she just tried to liven things up a bit. She should try a novel...

Like the majority of Mass. papers, the CCT endorsed Romney and Brown this time around. (The Daily Kos was very angry at them for so doing.) Not that it mattered, ultimately. But it is interesting that so many ordinarily left-leaning Mass. papers endorsed the two Republicans, stating that Obama had been a flop as president.

It still disturbs me that so many liberal papers around the country endorsed Romney. And yet Obama won.

This woman got away with faking it for so long she probably thought she´d never get caught. Sooner or later, they always do.

Jeffrey also reported that a former Mass. Senator drove a car off a bridge with a woman inside it and abandoned her to drown, that a Mass. Senator who became President was a notorious fornicator, and that this President and his married brother had wild carousals with a famous movie star.
Oh. Wait. That was all true! Never mind.

The Obama White House spin team will give her a call soon.

Weren´t the characters in Barry´s book composites and events were as he remembered them. In other words, he lied alot, and embellished even more, to make himself look noble and brilliant and "deep". He is considered a literary genius. What´s the difference between him and someone who makes up characters?

Leaves one to wonder, since they are "removing" (read scrubbing) her articles from the web, how many stroked the presidential epeen leading up to the election.

Wonder how long they will be retained in google cache and the wayback machine?

Politicians and "journalists" are having a hard time adjusting to the internet and the easy availability of information. Typical lazy leftist.

She will now write important biographies and works of history and be featured regularly on NPR and PBS.

And in related news, the Sun comes up in the East.

Who does this lady think she is... the official Reagan biographer?

A reporter fabricating stories...I thought fabrication was a mandatory course in J-school.