... October of last year, AP writers Garance Burke and Justin Pritchard wrote about one of Palin's resume points, a pipeline deal. As contemporaneously discussed here, the Anchorage Daily News - not exactly a Palin fan - called the AP article "remarkably skewed". The Juneau Empire quoted Democrats coming to Palin's defense over the deal; one Democrat said the AP story was "way off base" and another...
... nytimes with your thoughts.
And, Garance Burke of the Boston Globe offers "Despite US stimulus, teens left without jobs" (link). While she concentrates on a stimulus plan make-work program and how it didn't work, she should have also mentioned immigration's role. She also quotes Sum. Write ombud *at* globe.com
Finally, Richard Wilner of the New York Post offers this. He got that statistic wrong...
... "investigation" from Justin Pritchard and Garance Burke about bids for a major Alaskan pipeline project [1].
This report from The Associated Press is a remarkably skewed account with little new information to support the charge it implies. Presumably, readers are supposed to conclude that Palin tilted the gas line bidding toward a favored company, one that had previously employed one of her key...
Garance Burke of the AP swallows grower propaganda till, tractor, and plow in "California farmers gear up to champion new guest worker bill". She also reveals that CA Senator Dianne Feinstein and Idaho Senator Larry Craig will be introducing a new farmworker amnesty scheme tomorrow. It appears to be a new version of AgJobs, and:
The bill would create a pilot program allowing people who have...