The New York Times, a former newspaper, is apologizing for being the New York Times, a former

newspaper.

In the midst of running hip pieces against Republicans that are skewed, biased, and often

untrue, it ran a hip piece against a Republican that was skewed, biased, and untrue.

And so has taken time out from unfairly denigrating Republicans to apologize for having unfairly

denigrated a Republican.

The piece that squeezed the solemn little apology out of the leftist bird cage liner was

an attack on you and Ambassador Nikki Haley.

The article by time State Department correspondent Gardner Harris was linked to the headline,

Nikki Haley's view of New York is priceless.

Her curtains, $52,701.

A picture of Ambassador Haley accompanying the article.

The first paragraph went like this, quote, the State Department spent $52,701 last year

buying customized and mechanized curtains for the picture windows and Nikki R. Haley's

official residence as ambassador to the United Nations, just as the department was undergoing

deep budget cuts and had frozen hiring.

Unquote, six paragraphs down, the Times added this little tidbit, quote, a spokesman from

Miss Haley said plans to buy the curtains were made in 2016 during the Obama administration.

Miss Haley had no say in the purchase, he said.

Unquote, that's right, the curtains were ordered by the Obama people probably so then Ambassador

Samantha Powers could close the curtains so no one could see her unmasking in spine on

US citizens.

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