The Liberal Line

The New York Post, sauciest and brashest of the Liberal Propaganda Machine’s Manhattan outlets, still looks and sounds much like its less respectable predecessor PM—often, indeed, forgets which decade of the twentieth century it is publishing in (see first item below). Over a typical week-end (Thursday through Sunday) it lately did the following:

—Took vigorous exception to Time-Life’s published plans for an International Industrial and Development Conference, to be held in San Francisco in October: “Guest of honor at this taffy-pull will be that renowned proponent of international friendship and peace, Alfred Krupp”; . . . “What [this celebrated ex-Nazi war criminal] has to tell this country is a mystery to us. . . . [But] if . . . the Luce brain-trusters think America can profit from [his] counsel, who is to say them nay? Certainly not Washington …”

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Willmoore Kendall

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The New York Post, sauciest and brashest of the Liberal Propaganda Machine’s Manhattan outlets, still looks and sounds much like its less respectable predecessor PM—often, indeed, forgets which decade of the twentieth century it is publishing in (see first item below). Over a typical week-end (Thursday through Sunday) it lately did the following:

—Took vigorous exception to Time-Life’s published plans for an International Industrial and Development Conference, to be held in San Francisco in October: “Guest of honor at this taffy-pull will be that renowned proponent of international friendship and peace, Alfred Krupp”; . . . “What [this celebrated ex-Nazi war criminal] has to tell this country is a mystery to us. . . . [But] if . . . the Luce brain-trusters think America can profit from [his] counsel, who is to say them nay? Certainly not Washington …”