if they told the truth of Uranium One.Alas,in 2015 it was a sure bet that Lady Clinton would thrash low-ebb Jeb and become our first Madam President. The sordid story of pay-to-play would never become radioactive and instead would have a half-life of maybe 1 or 2 months max.Printing it in 2015 could be framed as a journalistic admission — an example of the Grey Lady’s fastidious standards. In 2015 one imagined that only on some lonely outpost would future academics lurk back into its obscure history.The story would be left to hardened researchers — assuming they’d not become extinct as the central cast of our Uranium play most assuredly would have then become..
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/04/...ml?_r=3&referer=https://t.co/Vr299EtlMi?amp=1
Ahh,if only the NY Times would display the same courage in 2018.. and print the story when it really counts and not merely as rear-view-window-dressing
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/04/...ml?_r=3&referer=https://t.co/Vr299EtlMi?amp=1
Ahh,if only the NY Times would display the same courage in 2018.. and print the story when it really counts and not merely as rear-view-window-dressing