NY Times Supportively Floats Trudeau Deploying Troops on Protests

Clay Waters

As the protesting Canadian truckers’ blockade over vaccine mandates enters its third week, the New York Times remains breezily supportive of their socialist dreamboat Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his authoritarian crackdown on COVID protests, including even the deployment of troops...not even two years after firing opinion editor James Bennet for publishing an op-ed by Sen. Tom…

 

Canadian Truckers: Threat or Menace? NYT Urged Trudeau to Call Cops

Clay Waters

The New York Times continued to smear the Canadian truckers’ protest against vaccine mandates, a protest that has attracted other Canadians sick of the country’s overzealous Covid regulations under smug liberal Justin Trudeau. Three new stories demonstrate that the tone the paper takes covering protests depends on whether that particular protest pleases the left or the right wing, including: “…

 

Pathetic: BLM-Loving NYT Sics Cops on 'Unlawful' Truckers Vax Protest

Clay Waters

The workers of the world are uniting against vaccine mandates…and the New York Times can’t stand it. The truckers’ protest over mandates in the Canadian capital of Ottawa has endured for over a week, and the Times’ patience with the “unlawful…occupation” of the city’s downtown has already evaporated. The Saturday edition of the “Canada Letter” newsletter opened with one long smear: "Just over…

 

NYT Coverage of Obamacare System Fiasco Blames Republicans, Cites Key

Tom Blumer
Three New York Times reporters' coverage of HealthCare.gov's systemic failures is inadvertently funny. Its opening paragraph quotes Henry Chao, described as "the chief digital architect for the Obama administration’s new online insurance marketplace," as "deeply worried about the web site's debut" way back in March, and hoping that "it’s not a third-world experience." The Third World, many of…
 

Once Again, 'Many Peaceful' = 'Some Violent' When It Comes to Leftist

Clay Waters
Violent protesters set fire to police cars and shattered store-front windows at the Group of 20 economic summit in Toronto this weekend. How did the New York Times, so skittish about the hypothetical threat of non-existent Tea Party violence from the right, react to actual violence committed by political protesters by the left-wing and anarchist groups? With more snort-worthy apologias for left-…