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Slack.com slash DHQ. Cliff Levy, the associate managing editor of the New York Times, a former

newspaper, has tweeted that the Times quote, will scrutinize the incoming administration

just as thoroughly as we did the outgoing one. On quote, yes, I know what you're thinking.

You're thinking, oh, clavin' you up, Rorious, punchin' yellow of miraculous birth. Where

do you come up with these absurd and yet side-splitting knee slaps of hilarious satire that

stretched the very limits of imagination past the shadowy borderlands of the preposterous

into the cosmic wonder world of the totally ridiculous. But no, I'm actually not making

this up. Cliff Levy, Levy, who works at the New York Times, where anyone who is polite

to a Republican is drummed out of the city by a gang of 20-year-old trust fund credentialists

who think that women in the Soviet Union had great sex in an apartment with one bedroom

and three other families right up to the moment their husbands were taken into a prison

basement and shot in the back of the head for having once wished out loud that they didn't

have to wait online for bread. Cliff Levy thinks that that newspaper is going to cover Joe

Biden's administration, honestly and fairly. Well, I for one believe him, because I'm

an idiot. And I'm really looking forward to the day when the New York Times matches their

story headlined Brett Kavanaugh's brutal rapes-free with their story headlined Tara Reed. Wasn't she

kind of asking for it? I can't wait till they match the story headlined Trump, demonic

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