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Fake NY Times hypocrisy on McCain
https://spectator.us/2018/08/the-new-yor...ngs-false/

Article compares the NY Times lavish praise of McCain with their scorching criticism in 2008.

"...There were a few sops of the old McCain, the Times admitted. But no one will be surprised that the Times came down firmly on the other side. The evening, they said, was full of ‘chilling glimpses of the new John McCain, who questioned the patriotism of his opponents as the ‘me first, country second’ crowd.’

The Times continued in a musing mood: ‘In the end, we couldn’t explain the huge difference between the John McCain of Thursday night and the one who ran such an angry and derisive campaign and convention.’ Angry!..."
08-28-2018 10:12 AM
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