Does anyone remember when the Los Angeles Times was a great newspaper? Nah, we didn’t think so.
The paper has announced yet another round of lay-offs. This time it’s cutting 300 more jobs and will shrink the number of daily sections from five to four.
Democrats breathed a big sigh of relief when the Times announced that no cuts will be made to its slanted, irresponsible reporting.
“We owe it to the community to maintain our high level of biased reporting,” a Times spokesperson could have said. “For more than 100 years, Los Angeles has depended on The Times as its source for half-truths, blatant lies, and innuendo. That’s a responsibility we take very seriously.”
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To whoever writes this stuff. . I love it!
We shouldn't laugh at the problems facing nearly all of the nation's newspapers. They're only writing for the population they serve. Too bad their constituency is unwilling to pay for the paper.