In reply to a recent tweet from Vox.com editor Matthew
Yglesias that stated, “It’s impressive that the IRS never leaks,” New York
Times columnist Nicholas Kristof tweeted: “But if you’re in IRS and have a
certain president’s tax return that you’d like to leak, my address is: NYT, 620
Eighth Ave, NY NY 10018.”
The
unbiased, intrepid reporter received some replies to his tweet that he may not have expected, but should have, if he
were actually a knowledgeable, objective journalist. A few of the responses:
“Trump’s
accusations of a deep state conspiracy against him are pure lunacy. Also
someone at the IRS leak me his tax returns.”
“So
just to clarify: You’re soliciting a felony, ‘journalist’?”
“Conspiracy
to commit a crime is a felony there Nicki boy.”
“ATTN
@Twitter- @NickKristof is using your medium to solicit a federal crime.”
“#NewYorkTimes
writer soliciting IRS employees to commit felony, which is itself a felony if
I’m not mistaken.”
And now
for my final thoughts:
Nicholas Kristof embarrassed himself before Rachel Maddow made herself look like a fool. But it won't matter in either case because there is no cure for Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS), a malady from which both the "journalists" and their followers clearly suffer. “The truth is”- @NickKristof and
#NewYorkTimes- that you both are frauds,
cocky charlatans, pompous practitioners of pretense, and masters of
misrepresentation.
We have met the enemy…and he is you.
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