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ProfessorGAC Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue May-25-04 03:21 PM
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16. Thing Is, Tom . . .
. . .that the theory i'm tossing out allows the "real" journalists to poison the water back leaving the power brokers, within the journalism system, and in the political backrooms, with little recourse.

They aren't castigating him for minor issues. The whole world is unraveling.

So, the real rank and file folks in the press can now take the whip out.

I agree with your point, but most of the poisoning has been occurring in the management ranks. This current situation lets the folks on the street get their jabs in, finally.

Again, not saying i'm right. Just defending a thesis.
The Professor
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