Abstract

The Times Is Us

Alterman, Eric | July 31, 2006 issue

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This article examines the U.S. government's treatment of the "New York Times" in the wake of the "Times" publishing a story regarding terrorist funding that the U.S. government told it not to, calling it a breach of national security. The conservative reaction to the piece is presented, with attacks from both the U.S. government and conservative media outlets being directed at the "Times." The author argues that the "Times" in this matter is representative of liberal voices in the U.S.

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NEW York Times Co.; CONSERVATIVES; LIBERALS; NATIONAL security; POLITICAL attitudes; UNITED States
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