Dan Rather's career ended not because he reported falsified documents, but because he presided over people who did. Chain of command; personal and professional responsibility. Remember those virtues?
Hey, he was right about William Tager and his attack, and had a storied career at CBS. But he ultimately presided over a major fuckup with the Bush records, as a managing editor, and fell on his sword.
Why not? That's always been a standard of good journalism--not that the editor or chairman has to agree with their reporters, but that they should be called to stand by the journalistic merit of their stories.
Read the author. "MILO" wrote them, and these are the headlines that are already known because he read them and stood by them on stage. I'm sick of the annoying liar faggot but Trump should have him come out and defend the headlines as his own words and not the editor, who as his boss refused to silence his gay voice.
Haha boobs radley because she's "deep" enough to read To Kill a Mockingbird but sassy enough to change the reclusive negro's name to reference her tits. World make way for this gal huh fellas?
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10 Mr702law 2016-11-15
I'm sure those quotes are 100% accurate quotes taken directly from his mouth.
13 PhilipMarma 2016-11-15
Three of them are Milo Yiannopolous headlines from when Bannon was editor.
4 Mr702law 2016-11-15
I knew it was some shit like that. Attributed everything ever published there to him.
1 PresidentBaseball 2016-11-15
The editor typically writes the headlines
0 PhilipMarma 2016-11-15
Which is fair though, right? A person in that position at any media company should be able to stand by anything that was published under them.
5 Mr702law 2016-11-15
Ah no
1 PhilipMarma 2016-11-15
Dan Rather's career ended not because he reported falsified documents, but because he presided over people who did. Chain of command; personal and professional responsibility. Remember those virtues?
3 D357 2016-11-15
What's the frequency, Kenneth?
1 PhilipMarma 2016-11-15
Hey, he was right about William Tager and his attack, and had a storied career at CBS. But he ultimately presided over a major fuckup with the Bush records, as a managing editor, and fell on his sword.
-1 PhilipMarma 2016-11-15
Why not? That's always been a standard of good journalism--not that the editor or chairman has to agree with their reporters, but that they should be called to stand by the journalistic merit of their stories.
3 Mr702law 2016-11-15
Not direct quotes.
1 PhilipMarma 2016-11-15
Clearly not, but in this post who is saying they are?
5 xyniphis 2016-11-15
The moron in the op's link and the garbage newsreport they are tweeting
2 [deleted] 2016-11-15
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2 PhilipMarma 2016-11-15
I stand corrected. He was basically Andrew Breitbart but alive.
1 burnsproblem 2016-11-15
yes he had them tattooed on the insides of his cheeks and lips ... msnbc performed a series of grafts to get them out of his mouth. true story.
8 SHITLORD_CUNTDICK 2016-11-15
Why just "women"? Shouldn't everyone just "log off" if they're being harrassed online? What a sexist pig.
3 boogsuge 2016-11-15
Mr.Shitlord_cuntdick makes a valid point
3 Tom_Stall 2016-11-15
Men figure it out themselves so they don't need to be told.
7 [deleted] 2016-11-15
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2 [deleted] 2016-11-15
Ya we should sent him to sjw reeducation camp
1 CookieHaid 2016-11-15
...so he can concentrate?
2 [deleted] 2016-11-15
MSNBC..Yawn
1 John_Gulbunny 2016-11-15
Wow what a white supremacist
1 onemancrimespree 2016-11-15
Read the author. "MILO" wrote them, and these are the headlines that are already known because he read them and stood by them on stage. I'm sick of the annoying liar faggot but Trump should have him come out and defend the headlines as his own words and not the editor, who as his boss refused to silence his gay voice.
1 Billyassman 2016-11-15
What's the problem?
1 throwawizzlemahnizzl 2016-11-15
Haha boobs radley because she's "deep" enough to read To Kill a Mockingbird but sassy enough to change the reclusive negro's name to reference her tits. World make way for this gal huh fellas?
0 PhilipMarma 2016-11-15
Which is fair though, right? A person in that position at any media company should be able to stand by anything that was published under them.
1 PresidentBaseball 2016-11-15
The editor typically writes the headlines