I knew that several Washington Times editors had close associations with white supremacist organizations and figures, but the open racism is apparently even worse than I thought -- see this blog post by George Archibald, a former Times reporter, and The Nation's investigation of the Times for the gory details. And yes, President Bush invited them to the Oval Office for an interview. Thank goodness we restored "honor and dignity" to the White House...
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December 26, 2006
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