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Yes We Cannes! The Yacht That Tells a Lacht -- Everything, Actually -- About Copley Newspapers
I'm not sure what a story about a rich boy spending his inheritance legally is doing in a blog labeled "Scam Diego," and I'm sure it's just a coincidence that the vitriol is being hurled by a guy cut loose from the very same (competitor) publication that he trashes on a regular basis. Ditto for the childish attacks on the harmless if irrelevant Mr. Stiff. Yes, Don, the company that dumped you is in financial difficulty, as is virtually every traditional print periodical, whether run by the Beautiful People or Heroes of Labor. (See: Times, New York). And the sun rises in the East. Yawn.— June 13, 2008 7:05 a.m.
More Fat Cats Give Money So Mayor Can Select Own Auditor
historymatters, Interesting to learn that Sanders "fat cats" bought the election though he was outspent 5-1. Unless, of course, Diebold simply counted all the Sanders votes for Francis. Got it.— June 13, 2008 6:43 a.m.