The Morning Call, despite being sued by Marty Nothstein for its previous hatchet job against him, has done it again. The first dose of yellow journalism centered on a
Me Too allegation from an anonymous source. Although even the alleged victim said
no foul, no harm, the paper went with the story anyway. They now are going with
chapter two, demeaning his longterm directorship at the velodrome. What makes these stories so yellow is that the upcoming election is so near, and that opinions are formed from headlines, not disclaimers and corrections.
Because of the lawsuit, the Nothstein camp has understandably refused to comment. Although the story may or may not have some validity on its own, the lawsuit and election make its publication at this time completely partisan and improper.
If Chris Borick and Muhlenberg College wish their polling to appear legitimate, they should completely disassociate from the newspaper.
Meanwhile Susan's old boss, Ed Pawlowski gets sentenced tomorrow for the 47 seven felonies he was convicted of. Nah, no news there.
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ReplyDeleteJust more proof that the Morning Call is purposefully undermining Nothstein's campaign.
Professor of Democrat Party Propaganda Chris Borick worries about advancing the Left's Agenda and nothing else.
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ROLF OELER
Interestingly, the MC headline began with two positives in Marty's stewardship at the Velodrome. They assumed that the flight of some staffers was a bad thing. I know for a fact that it was that flight that resulted in his ultimate successes. Sometimes bad staffing is the cause of failure. From what I hear that was the case in T-town.
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