Shortly after the op-ed was published online, Post media reporter Howard Kurtz tweeted that his paper was being “ripped for running Palin op-ed.” Kurtz highlighted a blog post whose author refused to link to the op-ed because “[t]hey shouldn’t be rewarded with the clicks, which is pretty much what this is about, I figure.”…
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The response to the op-ed was even more critical from science writers. ScienceBlogs.com’s Tim Lambert chose to headline his piece on Palin’s op-ed: “The Washington Post can’t go out of business fast enough.” He pointed out that the Post’s own reporting contradicted claims made by Palin in the op-ed. “The Washington Post simply does not care about the accuracy of the columns it publishes,” he concluded.
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