Wednesday, June 9, 2010

Second Section Filler

Before continuing on I will give you this example as to what may become a somewhat different format (and whether I will continue to read a printed Glob).

As I find myself putting down the red, blue, and black pens before I even make the op-ed pages more and more often I have begun to only scan the stories of the second section of my morning Globe -- and have often found them wanting.


The point was demonstrated no more vividly than yesterday when I found no mention of these two items in my Boston Globe:

"
Gov. Deval Patrick said he would support a sales-tax holiday this summer if the state could afford it. The Democrat made the statement yesterday, despite offering a budget with service cuts triggered by falling tax collections.

Now WAIT a MINUTE! We have been TOLD we have had THREE QUARTERS of GROWTH so HOW COULD TAX REVENUES be DOWN?

Unless we have been LIED TO YET AGAIN, huh?


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more--"

Oh, Globe.

Related:

Heralding the End of the Boston Globe

The Boston Globe's Hatchet Job on the Boston Herald

Boston Globe Covers Up Israeli Ecstasy Ring

Maybe I've been reading the wrong paper all this time.

Related:
If federal funds fall through, Patrick to cut $800m

No holiday again this year in this fascist fiefdom of DemocraPs.


Also see:
Massachusetts casino bills avoid wiretapping laws

Hey, wait a minute!

That NEVER MADE the PRINT VERSION!!!!

Metro

Business

Related: The Boston Globe is a Mouthpiece For the Jewish Mafia

Sure seems that way when it comes to those interests.

No, my s***ty little local had to bring me them.


The Globe ran this filler instead:

Metro

Business

A brief scan made me realize I might have covered a handful of pieces especially since some were past items or themes; however, I found myself asking if the (literally) s*** was worth the time and effort?

As always, I give you the option to decide for yourself, readers.