The altered quote and multiple false claims made by Jeremy Peters in the New York Times article, “From Jerry Falwell Jr to Dr. Drew: 5 Coronavirus Doubters” must be corrected.
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The altered quote and multiple false claims made by Jeremy Peters in the New York Times article, “From Jerry Falwell Jr to Dr. Drew: 5 Coronavirus Doubters” must be corrected.
For more background, click here.
it is over-hyped.
How ironic for the New York Times to defame one of the few legitimate, professional, fair, nonpartisan journalists left. I am 72 years old and know the difference between the journalists of yesteryear and the hacks of today. I appreciate and support you Ms. Attkisson. I watch your show, Full Measure, every week. Itโs the only news show left on the air that I will watch. Thank you for reporting the true news!
Hmmm… I had left a fairly lengthy comment here the other day, it was published, I went to show it to someone, and now… poof– gone The article title shows “6 comments” but only 2 show now. If it’s not some technical glitch, I hope the decision to remove them was yours*;-)
all best, shannon
Ms. Atkisson, your TED Talks report on astroturf was one of the most unique and significant pieces of reporting I have ever seen from anyone. The New York Times continues to demonstrate its arrogance in reporting “facts” that are flagrantly biased โ or even downright lyigin โย to the point of being unrecognizable as legitimate news, and making your valuable work suffer as a result. Many of us depend on your honesty for saving our sanity as we are inundated with lies and drivel from publications such as the New York Times. I stand with you and hope to follow the progress of your demand until you reach a favorable outcome.