I'm never quite sure why the New York Times writes about real estate and the lives of the rich in the way it does. Is it about sucking up to the 1 percent? Or are these writers actually secret Marxists seeking to spur class warfare...
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Kind of surprising to see the Times so openly admit is the newspaper for the 1%. Anyone who looks at the style, food, real estate, or travel sections has long.
P.S. I am not a crank. One of my all-time favorite letters to the editor of @nytimes (1909) pic.twitter.com/Z68ddCocyJ— Adrienne LaFrance (@AdrienneLaF) June 14, 2014 Has anyone ever published a book of cranky complaints about football where people get upset about its name or any...
I hope I don't know anyone who thinks the New York Times opinion page is so valuable that they will subscribe to it alone. I know reading about Maureen Dowd.
Evidently, the New York Times thought it worthwhile to pay Maureen Dowd to fly to Denver, get stoned in her hotel room, and then write about how it was a.
My usual response over turmoil at major media outlets is to make fun of the media spending a day on its favorite theme: talking about itself. And I really don't care about rich people losing their jobs. But this is quite notable and significant so...
As I mentioned yesterday in comments, I've been thinking about the pathetic state of the New York Times columnist section lately. The Washington Post op-ed page is also terrible, but.
I know Nic Kristof doesn't put in any actual work to write his columns, but this is ridiculous. Erik Voeten with the obvious rejoinder that, in fact, academics are pretty.
Finally, someone at New York Times shows the courage and bravery to fight back the Holocaust against the 1% known as asking them to pay slightly more in taxes and perhaps be liable for their illegal actions. Greg Mankiw leads this brave charge of talking...
If the New York Times wasn't there to chronicle the 1% and their real estate choices at least 2-3 times a week, who would remember this oppressed class?
Nicholas Kristof is all about protecting workers--if they can fulfill his white man fantasies of swooping into Cambodian brothels to save women of color from the sex trade. If those.