Here's what's NOT in today's Sunday
The New York Times, in the Week in Review section.
Today's Week in Review doesn't even mention that for the first time in over 100 years, there was a congressional debate about certification of electors, and that there was a massive amount of evidence entered into the congressional record, including the report of Rep. John Conyers.
That's right, I'm not even talking "not on the cover"... But the two stories under "The Nation" section on page 3 are "untangling the debate on Social Security" (a wholely right-wing-slanted one) and "For college Football, Perfect isn't enough"...
Oh Wait-- there are two articles on elections: "A Real Election" (back page) and "How a Vote Could Derail Democracy" (op-ed)... But no, those are about Palestinian and Iraqi elections respectively.
So.. For those of you good at cranking out 200 words of succinct accusations of bias, please do write letters to the editor, and public@nytimes.com for Daniel Okrent the ombudsman...
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Working for fair voting with paper trails and impartial investigative media...
speaking out and not backing down...
