Pinko Froomkin
Goddamn, that Froomkin is such a liberal. Here he is, clearly advocating for nationalized health care and guaranteed retirement payments for all Americans.
Reporting that President Bush steered clear of the White House's own Conference on Aging yesterday -- making him the first president ever to do so -- fell to the regional newspapers and NPR, not the big guys [...for example...] the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, or even on the Associated Press or Reuters wires.
It turns out that had Bush attended, he would have been facing a very hostile audience.
What's that you say? The words "nationalized health care" and "guaranteed retirement payments" don't actually appear in Froomkin's comments? Oh they are there, alright, although well hidden. You are just applying your own ideological viewpoint if you can't see his obvious slant.
Reporting that President Bush steered clear of the White House's own Conference on Aging yesterday -- making him the first president ever to do so -- fell to the regional newspapers and NPR, not the big guys [...for example...] the Washington Post, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, USA Today, or even on the Associated Press or Reuters wires.
It turns out that had Bush attended, he would have been facing a very hostile audience.
What's that you say? The words "nationalized health care" and "guaranteed retirement payments" don't actually appear in Froomkin's comments? Oh they are there, alright, although well hidden. You are just applying your own ideological viewpoint if you can't see his obvious slant.
posted by albany layman at 12/14/2005 02:31:00 PM
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