"300 News Articles In One Major Newspaper, 300 To Go? Public Advocate and Eugene Delgaudio face the next 30 years"
Today's Blogs and on-line comments usually don't include
"public policy researchers" which are people trained in minimal
skills who can simply collect tons of written and published
materials from hundreds of sources in five minutes.
The most they do is link to this website. Thank you. As if
this website is a secret location known only to the poster. Awesome
revelation.
The allegation is frequently (4,375 times on some
repetitive postings which are copied and pasted into mirror
websites set up with automatic placement) made that "Washington
does not know Public Advocate".
LESSON FOR YOUNG NEWS WRITERS FOLLOWS
Actually America does not read the Washington Post. So
we understand nobody knowing about our frequent news plugs. Thank
you.
And most of the American elite here in Washington either don't
read it or consider it a small publication not worth quoting.
Or logically its (the W.Post) the "competiton media" that
they, rival media outlets, are NOT ALLOWED TO READ by order of the
senior editors or as posted in the employee handbook. Its in the
code of ethics to have your own source. (Type only in desperation
one minute to deadline "Published sources say".)
The least we can do here is acknowledge our critics or
opposite political stalkers.
Its why Public Advocate was formed in the first place.
We are here to counter the mis- representations in the Washington
elite, like the Washington Post, and their liberal allies like the
many Homosexual lobbies.
So for research-challenged commenters everywhere:
The oldest, and the model, theme for hundreds of liberals who
"steal" the same theme for their current and recent postings
elsewhere on the internet in five words:
"Conservative Letter Uses Strong Words"
By Pat Bauer Washington Post Staff Writer; The Washington Post
(1974-Current file); Jun 3, 1981; C1; (thats page one of the old
Metro section of the Washington Post which followed 2 "national
sections".)
"Imagine," says the letter from Fairfax Republican Del. John
S. Buckley. "The Department of Education could force your child or
grandchild to sit in a classroom and hear that homosexuality is
natural and decent."
Yes, we know we said 300 but it changed in the last five
minutes-- here it is:
Washington Post Search Results: Eugene Delgaudio 434 results
"There are other candidates, but on the three big
issues-the family, right to life and a strong
economy-Robertson's the clear choice," said [Eugene A.
Delgaudio], a lifelong Republican. Holding a "Fairfax for Pat" sign
above his head, he added: "We're here for a fair shot at the
presidential nomination. If not us, who? If not now, when?"
Dec 6, 1987 Washington Post
Yes, there are countless reports "Eugene A. Delgaudio"
on demonstrations, costumed street theater, news conferences,
opinions, statements, new technologies or techniques (FAX MACHINES,
direct mail, phoning, loud noises, balloons, whistles, etc.) and
other peaceful political expressions.
SALUTE TO ARMY OF REPORTERS IMBEDED WITH THE EUGENE DELGAUDIO
TRAVELING PARTY
There are a lot of hard workers at the Washington Post
who have filed a lot of stories and this really is a tribute to
them and the future writers who don't have time to even get a
sandwich due to deadlines and "demanding" editors who also don't
have time to get a meal. Coffee or soup is the mainstay for "hard
media".
To the future newbie Washington Post reporters: please add
the word "long time conservative leader" to the title of Eugene
Delgaudio per your own records.
The corpulent liberal bloggers and lazy homosexual lobbies
spread lies about Eugene Delgaudio and Public Advocate have no
excuse ignoring the body of the work done by an army of reporters
just at one newspaper.
Postscript
see
"Wall Street Journal and Many Newspapers Carry A P
Report--INTERNET IS A GODSEND" on this Public Advocate website for
a "thank you salute" to the national press.