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In one sentence, the New York Times editor admits her corruption, gives her motive, and explains her stupidity:
“I (Times executive editor Jill Abramson) agree…that in covering some social and cultural issues, the Times…reflects its urban and cosmopolitan base.”
http://www.politico.com/blogs/media/2012/08/nyts-abramson-rebuts-brisbane-charge-133211.html
cos·mo·pol·i·tan
adjective
1.free from provincial attachments.
Ugh.
The comically stuck-up NY Times editor,
Jill Abramson:
“I’m free from you peons’ provisional attachments.
And I drink cosmopolitans. Plenty of them.”
Just who else but its ‘urban and cosmopolitan base’ of useful idiots buys this rag anymore?
An urbane cosmopolitan idiot speaks:
“I buy it! I subscribe, anyway. And, I’m a socialist! (I’m not sure what socialism means, but it sure sounds fun – for the rest of you, that is.)
Which paper is the New York Times again? The one with all the big pages?…
How come there’s no funny-page section?”
–Urbane and cosmopolitan idiot, Elle Macpherson, ‘fashionable socialist:’
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2012/03/17/elle-macpherson-loves-obama-i-m-socialist-what-do-you-expect