PrintJanuary 8, 2011
New York Times Implicates Sarah Palin in Giffords Shooting
To add to Jack Cashill's post on More Tea Party Violence: The New York Times inserted this paragraph in the middle of a story about the mass murderer who killed 6 people and wounded 18, including Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords:
During the fall campaign, Sarah Palin, the former Republican vice-presidential candidate, posted a controversial map on her Facebook page depicting spots where Democrats were running for re-election; those Democrats were noted by crosshairs symbols like those seen through the scope of a gun. Ms. Giffords was among those on Ms. Palin's map.
They make a vile insinuation that Sarah Palin incited murder, but they don't have the courage to back up their charges with any explicit analysis.
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