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HardTimes99

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12. The LA Times lost many subscribers (myself included) for

Reply to Octafish (Reply #10)

Tue Jun 25, 2013, 09:40 AM

Jun 2013

replacing Scheer with Max Boot and Jonah Goldberg

Interestingly, I saw Scheer at a LA Times Festival of Books (Irony Alert) panel at UCLA a couple years back and he expressed no rancor towards the LAT. I have a lot more rancor at the way Scheer was treated than he apparently does

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Pretty soon there will be more under the bus than still on it. - nt HardTimes99 Jun 2013 #11

Scheer lost his job at LA Times for this kind of analysis. Octafish Jun 2013 #10

The LA Times lost many subscribers (myself included) for HardTimes99 Jun 2013 #12