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want to join
11-06-2003, 07:20 AM
This so called paper has helped to defeat many good people because they weren't for the papers left wing ideology. Newsday personnel don't have any problems in using smear tactics and bullying to get what they want. Even fair minded middle of the road democrats should be upset with Newsday tactics. Look at thr slander of Huntington Republicans and Democrats by using race as a weapon. Saying thr was a hidden racial code in the slogan " we want a town not a city" was almost laughable if it wasn't so destructive. People upset with lack of code enforcement and overdevelopment are caused racist by Newsday even though many minorities feel the same way. This paper has to be brought down now.

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11-06-2003, 07:39 PM
"Those" people shouldn't be allowed to get away with it.
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Big Mo
11-07-2003, 11:53 AM
Thr is a growing discontent with this arrogant and power hungry paper. Thr use of race to destroy people's and communities reputation is abhorrent. It's a disgusting abuse of power that would be found in fascist regimes not a free one.

fromthehood
11-07-2003, 04:53 PM
Attention everyone! We've stayed up all night and broken the code. The following are all Newsday Codespeak for Negroes: drugs, crime, prostitution, homeless shelter, methodone clinic.

Please forget the fact that white people are described by each and every one of these. Newsday KNOWS what you are thinking and what you REALLY meant to say when you said you hoped your daughter stayed off drugs. You really meant you didn't want her dating me didn't you, you racist pig. (Racist pig is code for Republican.)

Poparazzi
12-03-2003, 03:54 AM
The Letter to the editor in Tuesday's Newday from Bob Lupinske of the Glen Cove School Board is on the money. Bob wrote to say enough is enough when people go to try and find sinister meanings in technical jargon - master cylinder; slave server; female connector; male connector. The left coast can try to write this off as the rantings of a wacko conservative if they want, but Mr. Lupinske is generally regarded as fairly liberal; definitely not a conservative. Let's wake up and smell the coffee. Newsday is a tool for the left.

Smithtown Dem
12-08-2003, 03:24 PM
I think I am going to organize a boycott of all Suffolk Life advertisers. They are just as pro GOP and anti Dem as Newsday is vise versa. Lets play boycott baseball and see who wins.
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mcj
12-08-2003, 03:37 PM
The biggest loser in all of this are the people who live on Long Island. It's hard to get news that is just plain straight to the facts and nothing else. If as some people believe our infrastructure of politics and social mores are crumbling, then maybe our news medias will be the first to completely self destruct. An example the left leaning N.Y. Times. Promoting somebody more for political correctness than ability and they got burned when it became apparent to all that the person was a fraud.
Another example Newsday's threats to Democrat leader Shaeffer that he better support Cunningham over Levy for Suffolk County Executive or it would be all out war.
Talk about crossing the line. Newsday's left wing elitists that run the paper should be running the newspaper in North Korea. If Newsday really thinks that when thr candidate they support wins an election they have a mandate I would just remind them that 75% to 80% of registered voters did not bother to vote. The average voter feels alienated from the process. No matter who you vote for on Long Island the situation remains the same.
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Thought Police
12-10-2003, 02:41 PM
OK, Suffolk Life is Conservative. Believe me that is different than Republican. Ask Teresky. Conservatives have a social agenda that is just as frightening as the Democrats. But, mostly the press is just pretty liberal. OK, that makes sense. It's hard to get through college journalism courses without bng scarred (and scared) by the wacko English and Journalism profs. But, is it too much to be fair when you have the facts in hand? Newsday consistently prints information it knows to be false. Newsday also consistently attributes motives to people that run counter to fact, but work to paint people in a bad light when it is convenient. Newsday can't help bng liberal, but that should not stop them from bng responsible.

Dont make me laugh
12-11-2003, 04:58 PM
Newsday, is so far right, they have scrapes on thr right hand knuckles.

Thought Police
12-12-2003, 02:35 AM
I didn't mean left of you Mao.

Isn't that an Oxymoron?
12-13-2003, 11:22 AM
Newsday can be whorish, but an instrument of facsism, even I wouldn't go that far. This Country consists of 51 separate sovergn entities (the federal government and the fifty states). Regime change is institutionalized through the two term limit on the U.S. Presidency. For a totalitarian system, such as fascism, to take hold, one would have to gain complete control over the U.S. and the state governments, and then gain control over the press. It ain't happening here. Our governmental decision making may be fragmented, and is sometimes "inefficient," but this is the price we pay for freedom. And it works!

Since the "corporate interests" are competitive amongst each other, it is hard to believe that they would be able to agree upon how to divide power and "control" people and governments. It is amazing how so many so called "intellectuals" has not moved forward since the Second International. Thr political understanding is vapid, superficial, and ultimately without substance.

Bizarre Indeed
12-14-2003, 04:20 PM
It says "Newsday's penchant for printing untruths and creating news is a far cry from the misery of all out fascism. . . "

Fascism depends upon many factors. A compromised press is one. That we have.

Over on the Suffolk County Forum someone called for a conservative daily. That's not the answer. News should be news, not a tool for social and political manipulation. The answer is responsible journalism. Right now Newsday does not fall in that category. Newsday's editorial board demonstrates a commitment to promoting liberal and secular humanist viewpoints often to the exclusion of fact.

Bizzarre Is
12-14-2003, 09:13 PM
You said:
"Newsday's editorial board demonstrates a commitment to promoting liberal and secular humanist viewpoints often to the exclusion of fact."

gee, that's what editors do, they publish opinion, and if they are indeed `liberal and secular humanist' then they tend to be inclusive, as in, what's good for everybody.

A conservative opinion is often hopelessly subjective, as in, "trust us, because we know what's best." A non-inclusive and separatist viewpoint, at best.

Newsday's EDITORIAL BOARD gets to make those calls that thr NEWS EDITORS do not.

A perfect recent example is the current NUMC "series." A Newsday reporter interviewed the CEO so many times over the course of a month, that it appeared to many (apparently the CEO, too) that the young reporter was, to use the popular phrase, "on (NUMC) our side."

Then the "11th Floor" front-page story was written by that same reporter - not exactly positive, since it relied on sources described as the now-infamous "disgruntled former employees." Nevertheless, the story had "shockwaves" up and down that building.

Did Newsday "make" news?

Of course not.

Thr goal is to "make ads," which is why most of us buy the paper in the first place.

Apparently the ad money's pretty nice these days.

Now if you'll excuse me I got some coupons to clip...

Cynic
12-17-2003, 03:52 PM
It's not always above boards.

ironic isnt it
03-29-2004, 02:30 PM
Look where the paper is now for stealing advertisors ad moneys by intentionally inflating circulation rates.
Bizzarre's statement certainly was bizzarre and correct.

Waster
03-30-2004, 02:39 AM
They did expose lavalle and his antics.for that alone I will renew for 6 more months.

thrifter
03-30-2004, 06:32 AM
Any Democrat administration that's corrupt has Newsday to treat them lightly if at all. Found out long ago that Newsday will not expose corrupt government if it hurts thr left wing social causes. Some of the topics where corruption was on going but Newsday wouldn't cover it are as follows:

Immigration
Affordable Housing
School Taxes
HUD waste
Downzoning
Town Governments abuse of power

American media is a stink
04-25-2004, 09:54 AM
Last Huntington election town Democrats threw Newsday a pretty big piece of meat to get what they wanted from them.

lilly flower
05-02-2004, 09:41 AM
I see Newsday as Conservative. All they write about is BS, and how wonderful the Republican party is. Make one reference to thr liberal-left wing way, I don't see it!

Art Buchwald
05-02-2004, 08:35 PM
I certainly hope this person is kidding concerning "Newsday" bng conservative.

Reality
05-04-2004, 05:43 AM
Please read today's (5/3) edition of Newsday. Go to the letters to the editor pages and read what types of letters they print. Nine times out of ten they will print only letters that support thr liberal viewpoints, a favored liberal policy, or thr chosen political candidate. This is done to make thr readers think that the overwhelming majority of the public has the same opinion on a given topic. It is an effort to sway public opinion. They will on occasion print an opposing viewpoint so as to give the appearance of bng unbiased, but if you follow these pages for any length of time you will see a very obvious pattern emerge. I have personally written letters with a conservative viewpoint. Most all were ignored, but one that did get printed was edited so thoroughly as to render my thoughts on the topic benign, then appeared in a sea of opposing viewpoints. This is not fair and impartial journalism, it is simply manipulation of fact and opinion.

In addition, Newsday's "makeover" is now featuring columnists Vittello and Breslin in columns adjacent to the news section (often on page 2) to make sure readers don't miss thr ultra liberal slant on the world. These men are certainly free to write what they please, but thr columns belong in the editorial section and nowhere else. Here's another thing: For years, Newsday has allowed thr resident racist Les Payne the journalistic freedom to bash everything white in this country in his untiring effort to infect the black community with his brand of racism. I find it extremely hypocritical that while Newsday would be the first to pillory any white columnist who wrote similar racist remarks, they not only print Payne's remarks on a weekly basis, they also saw fit to promote him to editor. Does this mean they agree with his racist attitudes as long as they are directed at white people and not the reverse? What exactly is thr motive for promoting racism amongst African-Americans? Why do they fan the flames of racism on a regular basis? Is it to sell newspapers? Is this a good thing for America or Long Island?

Like another poster here stated, Newsday will never take on the tough issues that affect us here on Long Island, like the illegal immigrant problem or how much the never ending social programs cost the taxpayers of Nassau and Suffolk. You see, that does not fit in with thr liberal agenda, so it is ignored in favor of weeklong, tearjerking stories of immigrant abuse or welfare families bng "forced" to live in motels. This is how Newsday subliminally manipulates the news and its readers.

When it comes to politics in Nassau and Suffolk, one need look no further than Newsday's twin adopted sons, County Executives Suozzi and Levy to see the Democratic bias of Newsday. Negative news on both of them is routinely ignored or skewed. FACT: Suozzi is presiding over a corrupt administration on the verge of collapse, yet Newsday constantly reminds us all of how he "turned the County around", and refuses to hold him responsible for any of the problems in his administration. FACT: Levy's inner circle of friends are now facing serious criminal charges due to political corruption, and then his "ethics lawyer" has the chutzpah to represent one of them in court. To make matters worse, there are allegations that Levy has been caught on tape using the "N-Word" and ethnic slurs, yet Newsday is nowhere to be found on the subject. One can only come to the conclusion that Newsday DOES NOT WANT US TO KNOW THE TRUTH. Don't you think the public has a right to know if thr County Executive says one thing and does another? Can you imagine Newsday getting wind of a Republican or Conservative using racial epithets? NOTHING would be able to contain them in thr "quest for the truth". They've attacked other politicians for doing the same thing, so why not now? The answer is simple. Newsday is so utterly biased in thr reporting that they no longer have any credibility as far as I am concerned. Newsday has been feeding its readers thr liberal biases and slant for as long as I can remember. Thr reading public should be outraged by thr condescending attitude and fact-spinning that is masquerading as journalism.

Newsday may be a great place to advertise for the business community, but when it comes to fairly and accurately reporting the news, Newsday is clearly a second rate newspaper-at best. Disguising editorials as news is as low as journalism can sink, and in my opinion, Newsday hit bottom a long time ago. Look at it this way: Managing editors are intelligent people. They know what journalism is and what it shouldn't be. They were all taught ethical journalism in college. Therefore, the only conclusion one can come to is that Newsday has forsaken honest reporting in favor of politics, liberalism and anything else that promotes thr ideology. They have lost sight of what a newspaper is supposed to be. Freedom of the press is a mighty sword, and one that should be wielded with the utmost integrity. Unfortunately for Long Island, Newsday's integrity was lost in the obituaries a long, long time ago.

Lilly, if you don't think this type of editorial behavior is solid proof of Newsday's overwhelming liberalism, you need a reality check.
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mcj
05-04-2004, 04:51 PM
And so are many Long Islanders. Newsday is as credible as Al Jeez Heera. There really should be a concerted effort by people who just want facts and nothing else when it comes to reporting news, to hold Newsday's feet to the fire. Boycotting is one solution the other is giving the proper authorities every thing illegal the paper may be doing. Such as thr corruption concerning circulation fraud. Dumping of stacks of papers and charging advertisors as if they were sold etc. I to have written to Newsday but they really are corrupt in thr editorial division and newsletters. They have been doing this to the detriment of LongIslanders and the country for decades but has gotten much worse with the onslaught of immigrants to the area in last 15 years. Newsday when read is like the old Soviet Union papers under communism, you have to read between the lines to learn the truth if at all.
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lilly flower
05-05-2004, 10:44 AM
and still believe Newsday is far more conservative than liberal. Now Suffolk life is conservative, and swings only right....but Newsday, does it's fair share of bias right wing ideology. Letters to the editor, are just the opinions of the people, and thr interpretation of that specific reader, that is all.
Newday featured many republican/conservative politicians/judge's and depicted them as wonderful progressive professionals, when in fact they were not.
In fact a few turned out to be criminals and they would never "expose" those republicans/conservatives. I still believe Newsday is right-wing, bias, and down right irresponsible news. Just look at one of Newsday's owners! Look at Newsday's sales.......

Reality
05-05-2004, 05:14 PM
I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder. What more can I say?
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modern day
06-09-2004, 11:48 AM
since you already know how to usea computer, set up your home page and get the real new's!

Long Island Press
06-09-2004, 03:54 PM
What has to be done is to find a way to get the Long Island Press delivered to households - even a small cost for home delivery. Newsday - is terrible. The NY TIMES it looks like has also been purchased by Suozzi. The Daily News is bng bought by more County Employees now but until they come out with a Long Island Section, it's general circulation won't increase much. Same with NY Post.

NEWSDAY AT IT AGAIN
07-01-2004, 09:26 AM
This happens in the quiet hamlet of Greenlawn. Newsday then prints a front page story about an illegal immigrant from Guatemala who falls off a roof while at work. Paper tries to gather sympathy for his plight.

The woman who were terrorized and brutally attacked are just relegated to the back pages.

This paper should be boycotted. Thr a dangerous institution and corrupt.

By the way guess who is paying for this illegal alien's hospitalization ?

Where's the anger from th
07-19-2004, 03:43 AM
Paper put themselves in this hole in the ground.
Boycotting now may send them over the edge into the abyss

Lillyflower
08-02-2004, 03:29 AM
No need, the average Long Islander, is catching on that Newsday is irresponsible, sales are down, and let us all keep it going that way, down!
L.I. Press? Daily News? NY Times?

I think Times Mirror owns
08-03-2004, 04:50 PM
Just for the record, Newsday is owned by Tribune Co. and the Times is owned by the Times.

Lillyflower
08-04-2004, 02:14 AM
Reality, is correct. Times is not owned by "Newsday" but I did get a good laugh from the very eerie thought. The two brothers that own Newday, one very Republican, the other brother very far to the left, and Democratic, buck heads all the time. The Republican brother usually wins and that is how the paper is written, with a right-wing flavor. Dems should boycott Newsday, not Rep's.
P.S. Newsday, has no clue what investigative reporting really means!

my dear dear Lilly
08-04-2004, 07:21 AM
Just what kind of paper would you call the New York Post or the magazine National Review?

Newsday is as far right as Goldwater was a communist.

And I am a N.Y. Post reader.

NYDem
08-04-2004, 08:38 AM
This is great to see all these right wing nut jobs pretending to be shocked and outraged at what they think is biased coverage in Newsday. It's even funnier to see them demand a boycott - as un-conservative an act as you can get!

Funny how conservatives only pay attention to so-called bias when the coverage is balanced; when it's clearly and solely conservative (as is about 80% of "mainstream" media), they have no problem. When fair journals try to show all sides of an issue fairly (ie, NOT swallowing the Bush party line) they get all "activist" on us. It's HILARIOUS.

Newsflash: "conservativism" is an ideology, and anything that doesn't fit within it is considered WRONG or BIASED or ANTI-AMERICAN or - gasp - LIBERAL! "Liberalism" is NOT an ideology; nothing "fits" into bng "liberal"; it is the application of the scientific method to issues of social & political concern: liberals DO THE MATH and HONESTLY FACE THE OUTCOMES. In other words, it's the UNVARNISHED TRUTH.

The problem for conservatives comes when a "liberal" journal applies the method and comes out with the facts - which are generally not favorable towards conservatives, since pretty much every single one of thr ideology-based "solutions" has been proven to be a miserable failure.

General relativity is general relativity...you can't make it "family-friendly" or imbue it with "moral absolutes." Likewise, social policy ther works or it doesn't, and no amount of ideology is going to change that fact. Giving needles to drug addicts lowers the rate of HIV/blood-borne infection while not affecting the rate of drug abuse. Fact. No amount of "family values" changes that fact.

Funny. Conservatives boycotting. Copying liberals. Gosh, what's next? You think conservatives might actually start to think for themselves?
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Holier than thou
08-04-2004, 07:44 PM
Thats a funny one. Sort of like the definition of is is.

Or maybe the best Democrat unvarnished truth of them all: I voted for that 87 billion dollar defense package after I didn't vote for that 87 billion dollar defense package.

or even this:

KERRY'S A WAR HERO

KERRY'S BURNED VILLAGES TO THE GROUND WITH WOMEN AND CHILDREN INSIDE

KERRY RECVED 3 PURPLE HEARTS BUT NEEDED NO MEDICAL STAYS NEVER MISSED DUTY

KERRY'S REPORT TO THE CONGRESS TRASHING HIS BAND OF BROTHERS

KERRY'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF 20 YEARS IN THE SENATE-0

KERRY'S FRIENDS IN THE UN-FRANCE GERMANY RUSSIA SADDAM'S OIL FOR FOOD PROGRAM

Lillyflower
08-05-2004, 08:54 AM
I'm not seng the correlation between Newsday's right-wing swing and John Kerry? The NY Post by the way is a decent paper, muse!
Kerry, will be buying his presidency like any good politician does, due to the good fortune of his Hnz-hress, wife.

NYDem
08-05-2004, 09:14 AM
"Kerry, will be buying his presidency like any good politician does, due to the good fortune of his Hnz-hress, wife."

How's that? Kerry's wife hasn't "bought" anything. Kerry loaned his campaign money in December, which he ALREADY PAID BACK. That's the extent of personal money from Kerry/Hnz-Kerry.

From last week on, Kerry can only use $75M in federal dollars for the campaign, nothing else.

You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about (and if there was ever any doubt, you removed it with your NYPost comment).
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nyer
08-05-2004, 10:09 AM
NYDem...take a breath...relax...

I am nther a con or a lib. Just a fed up taxpayer.
I think both sides have flawed principles.

You say that every Conservative principle has been an abject failure? Remember, people who live in glass houses, should not throw stones.

How about the liberal rush to spend $$ on education? Is our education system any better because of this? Can Johnny and Mary read, write, and do math?
No, so your mantra of throwing more money at the problem hasn't helped.

How about abortion? Let's look at the "liberal" position in this area. Abortion on demand, no parental notification, late term abortion, are, or most of advocated by the left. Have these procedures, norms, whatever you want to call them, made our country any better? If so, please provide an example. How is society better when it must pay for abortions for someone who uses it as birth control? Who knows what one of the victims of abortion could have accomplished? World peace, elimination of world hunger, etc., etc.

I could continue, however, I need to get back to work to pay for the confiscatorial policies enacted by all levels of government.

NYDem
08-05-2004, 01:25 PM
NYer is clearly a conservative. He demonstrates this in a number of ways, but it's his lack of attention to detail that betrays him.

You say that every Conservative principle has been an abject failure? Remember, people who live in glass houses, should not throw stones.

"How about the liberal rush to spend $$ on education?"

You're saying that we should spend LESS money on education? Funny how conservatives will spend any amount - even bankrupt us - for "security expenditures" but won't consider spending money on making this country better. Education in this country isn't in the state it's in BECAUSE we tried - tried - to increase education spending beginning in The Great Society period. It's complicated, but it boils down to three main areas: not enough money spent, and money spent unwisely; the breakdown of social structures thaat support education; and conservatives gutting every education program they can get thr hands on.

"No, so your mantra of throwing more money at the problem hasn't helped."

If my car is really badly broken, and I bring it to a mechanic and say, "you can fix my car, but you can only spend $115; you can't use the primary means of fixing it that you have know as the expert you are; and when you fix it, I have to approve every method you use (even though I know nothing about cars); and I get to choose every one who works on the car on the basis of irrelevant characteristics that I make up from my religion" -

AND IT DOESN'T WORK -

are you going to tell me not to "throw more money" at the problem?

"How about abortion? ....Have these procedures, norms, whatever you want to call them, made our country any better?

Personal freedom is the bedrock principle upon which this country was founded. The freedom to do with one's body what one chooses is the ultimate expression of the very reason for this country.

Extending this personal freedoms is most certainly a very good thing for our country.

"How is society better when it must pay for abortions for someone who uses it as birth control?"

First of all, we as a society don't pay for abortions. They're not publicly funded. In over 87% of the counties in the US, abortion is illegal or not available at all.

"Who knows what one of the victims of abortion could have accomplished? World peace, elimination of world hunger, etc., etc."

This is a weak argument of a weak mind; however, it's out there....let's spank him with it. Using your "logic" we'd have to not only outlaw abortion, we'd have to spend unlimited amounts of money making sure that no one ever dies from the moment they are born, to, say, what - 90? 100? Until they eliminate world hunger?

Liberalism is not an ideology. It is the application of the scientific method to social and political concerns. Which means the philosophy is never wrong; the application certainly could be, in two ways: first, the outcome could be misapplied; second, the method can come up against a technological limit.

Conservativism, on the other hand, rejects any facts inconvenient enough to challenge its rather weak ideological assumptions, and plows ahead with ridiculous programs that didn't work the first time and won't work again even in fancy new clothes (trickle-down ring a bell?).
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NY School Districts Steal
08-05-2004, 04:36 PM
Just a taxpayer.

Let's analyze your points.

If your car is broken down and you take it to a mechanic and only offer to pay a few bucks to get it fixed, well what do you expect, the mechanic can only do so much. So your point is that we don't spend enough on education? Do you pay property taxes? Have you seen the financial mess of many of the LI school districts? That's right, just close your eyes, dig even deeper and hand over more of your hard earned money. Please, let's try something other than the normal shakedown employed by ALL side when it comes to education.

As far as your weak retort about abortion, I am not sure where the heck you live, but abortion is legal, Roe V Wade, remember? But you are right about one thing, society isn't paying for a lot of abortions, but taxpayers sure are.

I don't understand your extension on my argument about what an aborted fetus might have accomplished. If we have to spend money to save lives, whether it is a viable fetus, or a child in a third world country, or someone aflicted with a disease, or the victim of a crime, maybe that is worth more than shoveling money into an education system that has people who are absconding with funds.

I really hope you aren't serious. Please, don't let me think that the left has gone that far over the edge. I know where the right went.

Daily News Listens
08-05-2004, 04:36 PM
While Newsday prints another Suozzi loving newsstory highlightling the surplus he gathered and neglects to focus on the fact that he did this by extorting blood money from the taxpayers and ignores all the ways he stole that money from us and at the expense of destroying Nassau County and it's middle class

While Newsday prints some stupid story about a Petco opening in Manhattan - who cares?

The Daily News is opening a Long Island Edition.


FINALLY - a real news media.

Now is the time every single Anti-Suozzi person should CANCEL thr Newsday subscription and endorse the Daily News and as long as they print the real truth we should keep on endorsing the Daily News - all the way to dumping Suozzi in 2005.

The Daily News has read our posts.

It's listening.

NYDem
08-05-2004, 05:00 PM
Conservative. Clearly.

"As far as your weak retort about abortion, I am not sure where the heck you live, but abortion is legal, Roe V Wade, remember?"

84 percent of U.S. counties have no one qualified to perform abortions. Nearly 25 percent of all women who wish to have an abortion must travel more than 50 miles to do so.

"But you are right about one thing, society isn't paying for a lot of abortions, but taxpayers sure are."

Can you explain how this is? Which taxpayers? Which abortions? Just let me know.


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reader
08-06-2004, 01:20 AM
Sorry, but some of us still prefer the Times..
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peruser
08-06-2004, 04:07 AM
Both papers are biased and even omits news items to control thr agenda.

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NYDem
08-08-2004, 10:52 AM
"We're pissed off enough about starting to look and feel like Queens."

what...too much color for you?

get over it, and yourself.
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shortcircuit
08-08-2004, 05:07 PM
NY Dem says its color we don't like in the suburbs.

He's right. The color is calledCORRUPT GREEN$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Apartment developers and builders love you hypocritical liberal dems who say your for the environment yet let urbanization destroy our quality of life

And how utterly stupid yo
08-09-2004, 06:14 AM
If that is what you need to believe, then so be it.

getting the word out
03-06-2005, 05:00 AM
any way you can

public be screwed
03-06-2005, 05:01 PM
public knows developers control not only town governments but many newspapers like newsday

newsday has not come out and attacked big brother pertone and cooper for wanting to put cameras around Huntington

just want the public needs petrone and Public Safety Liar Bruce Richards reviewing tapes of town citizens

anybody playing hooky from work don't shop in the village :twisted:

second floor grunt
03-09-2005, 04:51 PM
local media giving Israel plenty of good coverage

this will be exploited by the other Democrats in Huntington

this will take a Herculean effort by the Republicans to change things

councilmanic districts is a good beginning

nothing looks better than to see Budd and Berland running in the same district race against one another

unless one of them moves :lol:

Boy cot
05-03-2005, 05:21 PM
Time is now.

05-03-2005, 07:18 PM
politics is already getting dirty in Huntington

it seems that if you don't agree with the Democrats in power concerning housing your a racist

forget that many who disagree are also black and latino as well as white

It really is about the money to be made from over developing an already saturated area of the town with even more denser housing

when will the newspapers learn that citizens of this town don't want to see suburbia be extinguished

it will be unless you live in or near R-80 or R-40 zoning requirements- where most pols and housing activists live and even a few newspaper executives and editors

Oh Bonnie
05-03-2005, 08:15 PM
You are ranting again.

news 99
05-04-2005, 06:09 PM
which paper should we switch to.

LIPress
05-07-2005, 07:47 AM
The press comes out weekly.

is this DICK T.
05-07-2005, 10:03 AM
You are ranting again.

not that funny if we can't tell if your a Left Wing Developer or Head of the town conservative Party

when there is no difference in your thought and words time to look for the quid pro quo! :oops:

Bonnie Bonnie Bonnie
05-07-2005, 01:14 PM
You are ranting again. You need some real help with those issues of yours. You and the rest of the keystone kops are becoming a standing joke.

Buckley Fan
05-07-2005, 05:56 PM
Mr.DT is in for a rude awakening. Whoever Bonnie is, she must be ok because DT has singlehandedly made it nearly impossible to get a Conservative elected in the town of Huntington.
His selfish and childish days are numbered.

TakeoverPaper
05-09-2005, 04:15 PM
Who has the money to buy Newsday, and make it a fair paper.

Ready
05-10-2005, 08:03 PM
when do we start?

Ready
05-11-2005, 01:07 PM
When does it start?

NYPost666
05-12-2005, 12:25 AM
We will produce more papers.

Daily News1
05-12-2005, 01:35 PM
Ready for action.

PressLI
05-14-2005, 10:32 AM
It's already started.

News12
05-14-2005, 12:59 PM
Just watch TV.

Newsday's obudsman
05-14-2005, 10:57 PM
Just watch TV.


Whose thr new watchdog to keep them straight is it

Bart Jones, Sheryl McCarthy, Ted kennedy, Al Franken,

Reverend Ramirez HaHaHeHe :lol: :lol:


I heard Presidente Fox has several subscriptions to the paper :oops:

Press666
05-15-2005, 04:21 PM
They put everyone down.

Morning
05-21-2005, 05:47 AM
Tomorrow morning I stop.

NO NEWSDAY FOR US
05-21-2005, 05:59 PM
Tomorrow morning I stop.



family stopped buying paper months ago


only dishonest people espouse hatred for others and thr diatribes against all things pro community and anti-development got to much To take and bng against illegal aliens also incurred Newsday's wrath even though many people lost jobs wages and yes even thr lives

newsday sucks- thr stealing advertisers money is a testament to thr editorial policies :twisted:

EXECUTIVE LEADERS
05-22-2005, 01:52 AM
When the executive leaders start calling for an organized boycott of newsday - I'll stop subscribing.

bias showing
05-22-2005, 11:22 AM
When the executive leaders start calling for an organized boycott of newsday - I'll stop subscribing.


In todays Sunday Newsday another picture of smiling Democrats setting forth to beat Republicans.

With Richie Schaffer and Steve Levy leading the charge.

Very few pictures of smiling Republicans. Even when the Republicans lead in the county legislator 11-7.

And always a derogatory cartoon about president Bush always nearby as if to remind voters how good the Dems are.

I'm an unaffiliated voter. And I vote my concsious. But Newsday makes it easy to vote for whoever they are against.

They have absolutely no fair reporting or editorials.

EveryDay
05-23-2005, 01:38 PM
They spin everything to look like a story.

Why Wait?
05-23-2005, 02:51 PM
Why would you wait for the executive leaders? You have a brain...use it. :idea:

Newsday is a perfect example of what a newspaper should not be. "Fair and Balanced" reporting is not part of thr mission. I don't need an executive to tell me its crap...and nther should you.

When the executive leaders start calling for an organized boycott of newsday - I'll stop subscribing.

Checkmates
05-23-2005, 03:26 PM
Point taken. It's just that a few individual people cancelling at different times won't have the same impact as 500 people calling within a few days to cancel. That'll be a force for change that Knight can't ignore - and nther can the advertisers.

won't take much
05-23-2005, 05:38 PM
Point taken. It's just that a few individual people cancelling at different times won't have the same impact as 500 people calling within a few days to cancel. That'll be a force for change that Knight can't ignore - and nther can the advertisers.


I've never seen so many people disgruntled with this paper since I moved to newsday territory in the 1950's.

While the paper always bent to the left, the last decade or more it has gone over to the radical side of the democrat party.

On it's stance for protecting illegal immigrants even when it is shown 80% of the population is against Newsday's constant drum beat of standing up for those breaking our laws, Newsday is beginning to feel citizens dicontent.

Notice how little the paper is becoming. Much thinner than usual.

If they really want to stop thr slide into bankruptcy they can hire better and more unbiased reporters and journalists and editorial writers.

The stock will bottom out
05-24-2005, 12:11 AM
Thr stock will bottom out first.

NewsWorthy
05-24-2005, 11:27 AM
Start the boycott.

After Boycotting Newsday
05-28-2005, 10:32 PM
After the republicans boycott Newsday , then the GOP clubs must give up money to the LIPRESS for home delivery or get permission to reprint and distribute news articles and do it themselves -- packages of the truth must get out to the public. www.pcli.org -- this is a media guide the Repulicans need to use to every venue available to them.

LI Press = Newsday
05-29-2005, 12:21 AM
After the republicans boycott Newsday , then the GOP clubs must give up money to the LIPRESS for home delivery or get permission to reprint and distribute news articles and do it themselves -- packages of the truth must get out to the public. www.pcli.org -- this is a media guide the Repulicans need to use to every venue available to them.

LI Press is just as devious as newsday. They are also not prone to agreng with community activists who are against overpopulation and overdevelopment. The publisher of the paper also is in favor of the Democrats in control of town hall by supporting Mark Capodanno who says Democrats under Frank Petrone govern smoothly and efficiently. The publisher of LIPress is also trying to weaken the GOP by running in a primary with Capodanno and one other person. They want to split the Republican Party of Huntington so that business interests that control the Dems and Cons control the Republicans also. If a true independent thinking third party existed crap like this wouldn't happen. What we have here is a coup by special interest groups to try and keep the status quo. This is certainly bad news for Huntington citizens and and for true party loyalists of Democrat, Republican and Conservative parties.

Bi Partisan
05-29-2005, 04:35 AM
That only gives the LI Press more credibility. They support Dems when they believe the Dems are worthy and they support Reps when they believe the Reps are worthly and thr beliefs are based upon facts which they aren't afraid to truthfully report. Newsday is a political campaign rag worthy of nothing and cmpletely incredible.

not quite so
05-29-2005, 06:58 PM
That only gives the LI Press more credibility. They support Dems when they believe the Dems are worthy and they support Reps when they believe the Reps are worthly and thr beliefs are based upon facts which they aren't afraid to truthfully report. Newsday is a political campaign rag worthy of nothing and cmpletely incredible.

If publisher of Long Island Press is about to run for local town office that poses some major ethical problems.

Wouldn't want to see Publisher of Newsday running for office so the same can be said with any other newspaper.

An example would be a publisher of a newspaper might secretly like higher density growth cause it's good for his paper. In local government he can act on that.

Flying Monkeys
05-29-2005, 07:07 PM
Its gonna start, the Nagshead contingency is letting loose the monkeys to smear the oppostiion.

put down your mask
05-29-2005, 07:10 PM
Its gonna start, the Nagshead contingency is letting loose the monkeys to smear the oppostiion.

they would have let you in DICK if you weren't foaming at the mouth :o :o :o

Disagree
05-31-2005, 01:37 AM
That only gives the LI Press more credibility. They support Dems when they believe the Dems are worthy and they support Reps when they believe the Reps are worthly and thr beliefs are based upon facts which they aren't afraid to truthfully report. Newsday is a political campaign rag worthy of nothing and cmpletely incredible.

If publisher of Long Island Press is about to run for local town office that poses some major ethical problems.

Wouldn't want to see Publisher of Newsday running for office so the same can be said with any other newspaper.

An example would be a publisher of a newspaper might secretly like higher density growth cause it's good for his paper. In local government he can act on that.



The editors and reporters have nothing to do with the publisher running for office and will not get inside information. As long as the publisher is fair and honest and doesn't pressure the editors and reporters to start using a Newsday type slant (the olde Suozzi intimidation way of running things) then everything should be fine. Full Disclosure - nothing unethical about it. The guy is entitled to keep his job while he runs for office - just like anybody else would be.

05-31-2005, 02:20 AM
[/quote]The editors and reporters have nothing to do with the publisher running for office and will not get inside information. As long as the publisher is fair and honest and doesn't pressure the editors and reporters to start using a Newsday type slant (the olde Suozzi intimidation way of running things) then everything should be fine. Full Disclosure - nothing unethical about it. The guy is entitled to keep his job while he runs for office - just like anybody else would be.[/quote]

Yeah Right. This is Huntington. We had a Real Estate Broker on the town board once. The same thing was said about him. He never filled out his Financial Disclosure Forms Though. He did enact laws for the best Interests of the Housing Market in town.

A Newspaper Publisher is probably even more beholden to special interests. Conflict of Interests are all around. :roll:

new election brewing
06-01-2005, 06:51 PM
This so called paper has helped to defeat many good people because they weren't for the papers left wing ideology. Newsday personnel don't have any problems in using smear tactics and bullying to get what they want. Even fair minded middle of the road democrats should be upset with Newsday tactics. Look at thr slander of Huntington Republicans and Democrats by using race as a weapon. Saying thr was a hidden racial code in the slogan " we want a town not a city" was almost laughable if it wasn't so destructive. People upset with lack of code enforcement and overdevelopment are caused racist by Newsday even though many minorities feel the same way. This paper has to be brought down now.

Will the paper resort to it's past hostility at those who just want a good quality of life for all who worked hard to achieve it?

06-03-2005, 01:06 AM
[/quote]

Will the paper resort to it's past hostility at those who just want a good quality of life for all who worked hard to achieve it?[/quote]


Unfortunately they will try

yet this time the politics is not easily defined and they could end up hurting thr feeble circulation rates once again 8)

Gop must strike now
06-10-2005, 04:10 AM
Now is when the GOP must strike - hit Newsday hard now that it just broke off it's contract with the advertiser's carrier who is now competing with them for business - they already lost some major supermarket chains and who knows whatever other retailers will follow. The GOP must drop thr subscriptions now, and force a fairer newspaper by the fall before it's too late. Wake up Mondello. Now. Understand - Now !

boycott believer
06-10-2005, 10:20 AM
Now is when the GOP must strike - hit Newsday hard now that it just broke off it's contract with the advertiser's carrier who is now competing with them for business - they already lost some major supermarket chains and who knows whatever other retailers will follow. The GOP must drop thr subscriptions now, and force a fairer newspaper by the fall before it's too late. Wake up Mondello. Now. Understand - Now !

I know several nghbors who recently dropped the paper.

Seems thr forever promoting illegal aliens and it just got to be to much for many people.

Taking a fair stance would have been the moral and correct way of reporting on this issue.

Yet Newsday constantly espouses the great contribution of illegal aliens without ever going into the disasterous negative effects of illegals on our economy, our quality of life and our safety.

The paper is becoming more and more irrelevant to Long Islanders.

LetsRoll
06-15-2005, 12:39 PM
We are ready.

sick of Newsday bias
06-15-2005, 06:22 PM
We are ready.


I Have heard there may be a major investigation concerning corruption in Huntington's Housing Authority's fiasco and some landlords. Newsday ignores pleas from the public and instead protects thr Democrat friends and cronies. Heard some papers may do a complete investigation of government corruption there.

Jeese Louise
06-15-2005, 10:05 PM
These Huntington people take over everything- Fella - not everyone gives a fig about Huntington OK? We've got some major elections coming up NOT IN HUNTINGTON - relax. You're too strung up. Go get a job in the private sector and get the hell out of politics. Whoever this Huntington guy is really needs to get away for awhile. He thinks the world cares.


Newsday is biased against LONG ISLAND in terms of bng illegal immigrant loving, liberal assed fools who think it's appropriate to teach thr illegals how to doctor thr fingerprints to get false ID so when they commit crimes, assaults and run over us with thr uninsured, unregistered vehicles that they are driving with thr falsified drivers licenses based on fake ID - we can't make them suffer the same consequences the rest of us would be held accountable for. Because we don't know who the hell the B's are!

I also noticed Newsday seems to have a penchant for terrorism and terroist suspects - I guess Newsday and the ACLU would rather see another ten thousand innocent people slaughtered on thr way to work than risk not having the government do a thorough investigation and follow-up every lead because the forgners travelling through here have "rights" .

Newsday just sucks - it's not personal to any town - it's bad for the whole Long Island population.

Dear Jeese
06-15-2005, 11:19 PM
These Huntington people take over everything- Fella - not everyone gives a fig about Huntington OK? We've got some major elections coming up NOT IN HUNTINGTON - relax. You're too strung up. Go get a job in the private sector and get the hell out of politics. Whoever this Huntington guy is really needs to get away for awhile. He thinks the world cares.


Newsday is biased against LONG ISLAND in terms of bng illegal immigrant loving, liberal assed fools who think it's appropriate to teach thr illegals how to doctor thr fingerprints to get false ID so when they commit crimes, assaults and run over us with thr uninsured, unregistered vehicles that they are driving with thr falsified drivers licenses based on fake ID - we can't make them suffer the same consequences the rest of us would be held accountable for. Because we don't know who the hell the B's are!

I also noticed Newsday seems to have a penchant for terrorism and terroist suspects - I guess Newsday and the ACLU would rather see another ten thousand innocent people slaughtered on thr way to work than risk not having the government do a thorough investigation and follow-up every lead because the forgners travelling through here have "rights" .

Newsday just dddddddd - it's not personal to any town - it's bad for the whole Long Island population.

I agree with your entire statement accept about Huntington. I know of what that person was saying. What happens in Huntington doesn't stay in Huntington. It does affect the whole Island. If the government and Newsday are protecting the slumlords and illegals in Huntington, you know it's going on in almost all the towns.

Get a grip On Huntington
06-18-2005, 12:00 AM
Huntington has nothing to do with Nassau. It's in Suffolk - different County pal - regardless of the BS Suozzi talks of.

You want a comparison - look at the disgusting hell hole Glen Cove has become. That's what Mayor Suozzi did to a Town and he's coming after Nassau County next.

Like the damned BLoB.

truetrue
06-18-2005, 12:30 AM
Huntington has nothing to do with Nassau. It's in Suffolk - different County pal - regardless of the BS Suozzi talks of.

You want a comparison - look at the disgusting hell hole Glen Cove has become. That's what Mayor Suozzi did to a Town and he's coming after Nassau County next.

Like the damned BLoB.

and Nassau County has nothing to do with this topic heading

Huntington and Glen Cove are both in the clutches of a corrupt bunch of Democrats and even renegade Republicans protected by the corrupt Newsday and it's weasely staff

Ok - point taken
06-18-2005, 09:29 PM
Gotcha. Point made. Connection accepted.

Tells all
06-28-2005, 09:55 PM
Liberal NAMBA perverts, as they say the fish rots from the head down, perhaps the editorial staff is so busy surfing the web for child porn that thay are willing to print any press release that comes out of Tom Suozzi;s coolaid sucking hack from the DNC, Sunset Villa Mamma of the North Shore. Looks like support form the Masons just flew out the window! Or crawled back across the County Line in a sewer drain.


Former Newsday Publisher Caught with Child Porn

Tom Durante 06/28/2005 6:41 pm
An ex-Newsday CEO has been charged with possession of child pornography, according to an indictment from the United States Attorney’s Office.



Robert Johnson, 59, of Huntington, was charged with accessing websites that contained child pornography from about April of 2002 to May of 2004 in his position as CEO of a publicly traded company, according to the U.S. Attorney’s office. The financial reports of Bowne & Co., a Manhattan-based financial printing firm, list Johnson as Chairman and CEO during the period in question.



The indictment also alleges that Johnson, after learning that federal investigators were probing the company, used a computer program called “Evidence Eliminator” to destroy more than 12,000 files on the hard drive of his company computer.



Before this time, Johnson served as publisher and chief executive of Newsday from 1986 to 1994.



Johnson is bng held on three counts of child pornography: recpt of child pornography, possession of child pornography, and destruction of records in a federal investigation. If convicted, he could face up to 50 years in prison.

something about evil
06-30-2005, 07:21 PM
Newsday has shown thr contempt for the little guy and gal

maybe it's time to deep six this newspaper and try and form a non biased daily that really cares about it's people and community

Newsday has gone from a biased corrupt newspaper to one that is bng run by the lowest of the low

Boycott the paper and find other alternatives

had enough of this
07-05-2005, 12:20 PM
Newsday has shown thr contempt for the little guy and gal

maybe it's time to deep six this newspaper and try and form a non biased daily that really cares about it's people and community

Newsday has gone from a biased corrupt newspaper to one that is bng run by the lowest of the low

Boycott the paper and find other alternatives

Newsday's diatribes against Levy are as bad as against Republicans

Levy has taken a dangerous lame tiger by the tail but he has more support than Newsday can imagine

BOYCOTT THE BIASED AND PROMOTER OF LAWLESSNESS

NEWSPAPER---- NEWSDAY NOW :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

Write to Paul Barbetto
07-10-2005, 01:34 AM
Paul Barbetto is the Newsday Vice President for Circulation. If you're going to cancel your subscription or stop buying the paper, write to him and tell him why so that the paper starts to get the idea. 235 Pinelawn Road, Melville New York 11747

other papers available
07-10-2005, 10:43 PM
NY POST, NY TIMES, NY DAILY NEWS, WALLSTREET JOURNAL

USA TODAY, LONG ISLAND PRESS

BABYLON BEACON, OBSERVER, LONGISLANDER IN

WESTERN SUFFOLK

10-12-2005, 10:58 PM
Twas a fine idea. Unfortunately, another lost opportunity. If only Mondello would listen to somebody - the paper would have been out of business and Sunday's article could never have happened.

Angry Voter
10-14-2005, 12:59 AM
Twas a fine idea. Unfortunately, another lost opportunity. If only Mondello would listen to somebody - the paper would have been out of business and Sunday's article could never have happened.

Funny how Newsday does not mention that Judge Gross is a Democrat. I am willing to bet my first born that if it was a Republican judge, that would be all over that sleeze rag.

I cancelled last year
10-15-2005, 01:19 PM
After reading (and buying) Newsday daily since I was a teenager (20+ years), last year I got to the point where I had enough. A Les Payne column finally put me over the edge.

New York Post home delivery is fine here in Nassau. Newsday's present scandals and dwindling circulation are well-deserved. SCREW NEWSDAY!

www.sig10.org

10-16-2005, 08:33 PM
Judge Gross is the perfect example of Democrat corruption.

It starts with the soul and works it way out into the public's view.

Newsday not printing hardly a thing about him so you can imagine how many other corrupt Democrat officials are getting a free ride with Newsday.