"TIM RICHARDSON -> ALL"  wrote in
news:25227$POL_INC{at}JamNNTPd:

 ->>> Hell, they make the National Enquirer look legit.


 GF>> Your proof of that would be, what, exactly?


 RS>> Them continuing to empl


 TR> Tuesday, November 4, 2008


 TR> Catholics probe aid directed to ACORN

 TR> Julia Duin (Contact)

Another WingNutDaily bimbo.

A March 29, 2000, article in the Washington Times (of course) by writer
Julia Duin on the survey notes that journalists "mostly populated
neighborhoods with cluster names such as 'money and brains' (two-earner
couples, expensive condos or town homes, few children, their own hot tub
and a yen for jazz and sailing)." Duin summarizes the results thusly:

Unlike huge numbers of middle Americans, journalists rarely frequent yard
sales, do home remodeling, use coupons when they shop, or own Chevrolets.
But they are more apt to belong to country clubs, have maids, own Mercedes,
play racquetball and trade stocks, often because they have few or no
children.

http://conwebwatch.tripod.com/outthere/otruddy.html

--- Xnews/5.04.25