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Friday, December 14. 2007

Another free ad today

I read the New York Sun daily, online. However, the full dead tree version is delivered over most of the NY metropolitan area. Their sports department is way above average - and they are not Marxists.

Give them a try, if you haven't.

Posted by Bird Dog in The Culture, "Culture," Pop Culture and Recreation at 09:38 | Comment (1) | Trackbacks (0)

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Vacationing in NYC area this summer from Kentucky, I went to a shop in Grand Central Terminal looking for a copy of the Sun. The usual Leftist MSM were all there, but not the Sun.

I asked the Indian(?) vendor where the paper was, and he pointed to an area about 10 feet away from the others. I bought a copy and wondered why it was placed there.

Yes, the Sun is definitely not Marxist; very strange for a City rag. It reminds me of the old World-Telegram & The Sun, which was very good, from many years ago.
#1 Jack Coupal on 2007-12-16 00:24 (Reply)

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