Erred? Erring means getting a name wrong, or inadvertently using the wrong photograph.  When the  Times'  TV critic Alessandra Stanley wrote that she witnessed Fox News' Geraldo Rivera nudging a Katrina rescue worker out of the way, so his camera crew could tape him as he helped lift an older woman in a wheelchair to safety," she was lying.  I watched the tape the next day, and could tell it was not a factual story.  Even the WaPost's Howard Kurtz was quick to defend Geraldo.  It took the Times a month and a threatened lawsuit to admit the "error."  Here's what's really going on. 

Such is the climate at the Times, that Stanley wanted to join in the towel snapping, ass slapping camaraderie that is prevalent in the new York Time's locker room -- for those who write anti-conservative articles.

*Snap*  Good one Kruggy, you nailed Rove on that one.
*Snap*  Maureen you beautiful bitch, nobody is better at calling Bush a snot.
*Snap* Frank Rich, you magnificent bastard.  "Bush is a Nazi!" OMG, Let me buy you lunch.

One billion people were quick to point out Krugman's disingenuous reading of the 2000 Florida vote inquest, held by every liberal news organization in the world.  Every one of which was desperate to prove that Al Gore had been robbed of his presidency.  None could.  Al l were forced to admit that Bush won, fair and square. That did not stop Krugman from feeding the lunatics who inhabit blog sewers like Daily Kaos, democraticunderground and Moveon.org, with justification for the Bush jihad they wanted.  Or, worse, giving our enemies in the foreign press reason to question President Bush' legitimacy.

Like the democratic party it serves, the New York Times is corrupt beyond fixing.  Tear it down.