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Jun. 20th, 2002 10:56 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rootofnewtyou know, i never subscribed to the washington times. there are reasons... i'm liberal, the times is not. sure, you might say i'm limiting myself to the liberal-leaning washington post, but really... i just don't read newspapers that folks like rush limbaugh endorse.(*)
the one time we *can* trust the times is when it reports on the EPA during a Republican administration. you see, the EPA is seen as a bastion of evil liberalism and must always be painted in an awful light when mentioned in the times.
for once, i'm inclined to agree with the awful light bit.
The Army Corps of Engineers' dumping of toxic sludge into the Potomac River protects fish by forcing them to flee the polluted area and escape fishermen, according to an internal Environmental Protection Agency document.
oh, i'd like to point out that the much of the washington metro area gets its drinking water from the Potomac river. tasty...
* this is a fuzzy memory and might well be incorrect. still, i don't like the times. #
the one time we *can* trust the times is when it reports on the EPA during a Republican administration. you see, the EPA is seen as a bastion of evil liberalism and must always be painted in an awful light when mentioned in the times.
for once, i'm inclined to agree with the awful light bit.
The Army Corps of Engineers' dumping of toxic sludge into the Potomac River protects fish by forcing them to flee the polluted area and escape fishermen, according to an internal Environmental Protection Agency document.
oh, i'd like to point out that the much of the washington metro area gets its drinking water from the Potomac river. tasty...
* this is a fuzzy memory and might well be incorrect. still, i don't like the times. #
