While this may be technically correct under doctrine, his remaining lifespan does not leave much time for his penance for millions of people dead, billions of souls corrupted, and trillions of dollars stolen.
She can hire right-wing opinion writers, because that's what she's done. She actually doesn't know how to make a news division more ideological, because she has never worked in one, and network news is also different from print.
And she certainly has no idea how to stop losing viewers.
If James visits the home regularly then it is available to her for personal use, which means it is not a “rental investment property” as defined by the mortgage rider…and therefore negates the central claim of the indictment
NYT reports that Letitia James’s great niece lives in the home that is the subject of the indictment.
The niece reportedly testified before a *different* grand jury, telling them that she had lived there for many years without paying rent. James visits regularly.
Specifically, the magazine of few tens of thousands of people in the millionaire donor class. Weiss was more exclusive, with the goal of getting a buyout from one of a dozen billionaires.
The FP is only financially successful if we judge it as a project designed to entertain. If we view it through the lens of journalism, it isn't a success by any metric.
Not here to ratio you, but I am here to respectfully disagree. Building something as financially successful as FP is genuinely impressive, but it doesn’t necessarily demonstrate competence at running a real newsroom with real reporting and real journalism standards.
Amy Coney Barrett defends heavy use of the shadow docket: "If we wrote a long opinion, it might give the impression that we have finally resolved the issue, and in none of these cases have we finally resolved the issue."
Someone needs to feel personal consequences. We can debate who the right people are. Ignoring or indulging them may have been viable when they were not being rewarded for openly hating us, but that is no longer viable.
If human beings had a thousand souls, JD Vance would happily sell all of his. Then, sneering through his beard, he would tell you you're a loser for not doing the same.
Not a single person in the business thinks she was qualified or the acquisition was financially jusifiable. It was the second half of the bribe to get FCC approval.
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