1. Stefan;

The Tri-City Herald says your wrong...
(Please prove TCH wrong...)

w/Editor's note: Here's a partial list of publications that included former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's party affiliation in articles about the call-girl scandal: The New York Times, Newsday, People magazine, Time magazine, the Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, the Seattle Times and the Tri-City Herald.

The Link:
http://www.tri-cityherald.com/965/story/136189.html

Posted by: Glenno on March 24, 2008 10:39 AM

2. I'm not saying that EVERY article omitted Spitzer's party affiliation, but a lot of articles did so.

Posted by: Stefan Sharkansky on March 24, 2008 10:43 AM

3. It is not so much party as it is that Detroit and Michigan are one-party and have been for decades. Michigan's economy is in the toliet and parts of Detroit are war zones. One-party rule is bad and those who are most vulnerable suffer.

Corruption is not about race, religion, or creed. It is what it is. The mayor is a democrat as are most elected officials. Until locales get rid of one-party rule, nothing is going to change.

Unfortunately, in this state, the republicans have no strategy for urban areas and urban counties. What is happening with the pooled investment fund for King County and the effects of the subprime mess should be looked at.

Neither party has the answers, but there is less chance for corruption when two strong parties are watching each others moves.

Posted by: WVH on March 24, 2008 10:52 AM

4. It sure doesn't make the headline or the byline...They just bury it the middle or at the end of the article.

It would nice to show headline/byline differences...

Posted by: Glenno on March 24, 2008 11:03 AM

5. Posting in a Stefan comment thread!

(obtopic: Detroit sucks, glad I moved away from it)

Posted by: brent on March 24, 2008 11:21 AM

6. Haha, it never changes, does it? Do they think we don't know why they carefully keep out the party affiliation on this stuff?

Posted by: Michele on March 24, 2008 11:35 AM

7. Photos on Drudge make the guy look like a gangsta rapper. I wouldn't doubt anything the guy is accused of. But, this is Detroit and will the last union employee please turn off the lights.

I had so much hope for Obama as a black man ready to bridge the gap. He is clean cut, wears appropriate attire, speaks well, but alas, he is no better than the other role models who hurt the blacks.

Posted by: swatter on March 24, 2008 11:39 AM

8. Not new news (for us kinds anyway). I do the same metal calculus when reading about some scandal. If the party affiliation isn't mentioned than it's a Democrat. Hasn't failed me yet.

This is just one of the many bias points that "professional" journalists are supposed to not be victim of. But they are either by design or stupidity. I say it's intentional.

This is also just one more reason not to read today's newspapers. If with every article you have to do some sort of mental gymnastics just to get to the truth, why bother?

Posted by: G Jiggy on March 24, 2008 11:45 AM

9. This has been known for a while. In the meantime when will David Vitter be stepping down?

Posted by: Cato on March 24, 2008 11:45 AM

10. Do you ever notice how tin-pot dictators always have their picture blown up and posted all over the place?

I wonder why the rest of the membership didn't get their pictures in the listing too. I would be livid if I were a Democrat mayor and they dissed me like that.

Just saying, you know?

Posted by: REBEL on March 24, 2008 11:46 AM

11. Prove the TCH wrong. The earliest I can find a reference to Spitzer being a D in the NYT is on March 11, the DAY AFTER the story broke. Same for the Seattle Times. Someone should check all the TCH references. People and Time rags don't count and referencing his opponents as Republicans doesn't count either.

Posted by: Silkworm on March 24, 2008 11:49 AM

12. It also doesn't count if the publication attaches the D to Spitzer's name in subsequent articles.

Posted by: Silkworm on March 24, 2008 11:59 AM

13. Stefan, I emailed the Times to ask why they scrubbed his party afiliation. Didn't hear back, but I just noticed that they figured out they got caught (they must hate it when you bust them publicly like this :-) and have just changed the article to include his party affiliation.

Posted by: Michele on March 24, 2008 12:05 PM

14. oops, cancel that. I could swear they had changed it, but it no longer looks that way. I may have possible linked to something else in a different source that had it, but it did seem to be the Times. I stand corrected.

Posted by: Michele on March 24, 2008 12:10 PM

15. Stefan, I emailed the Times to ask why they scrubbed his party afiliation.

Good job. Actions speak louder than blog postings.

I have a hard time imaging anyone who would assume that the Mayor of Detroit has an (R) next to his name. Gov. of NY, possibly, Detroit, not a chance.

Posted by: Cato on March 24, 2008 12:11 PM

16. The TCH would most certainly be wrong if claiming that initial coverage from the Times identified Spitzer's party. Here is the admission that the Seattle Times failed to identify Spitzer in their early coverage. There would be three more stories with different by-lines used to replace the original before Spitzer's party would be identified, and not until the 18th paragraph.

Times Editor Kathy Best:
"In this case, although I read the AP story, I did not realize until I saw your note that it did not identify which party Spitzer was in. That was not a fact we were trying to hide; in fact, we did not edit the AP story at all. Had I known they left Spitzer's party affiliation out, we would have edited it IN to the piece. It is relevant and, given his previous status as a rising star in the Democratic Party, a key fact."

Contrary to her claims, as stated above, two more stories would follow their first without the identification before it would eventually show up buried well into an article.

As with much of the bias in the media, Ms. Best suggests there was no intent to hide his party. But isn't that the nature of "accidental" bias; that it occurs without intent as a result of inherent bias of the author? It's the only way to explain the rampant bias in the media, such as in AP stories from so many authors, without jumping to the conclusion of conspiracy.

Contrast Ms. Best's claim with the decision at the Times to identify disgraced mayor James West as a Republican in a headline? Or their decision to edit the AP story on the death of statutory rapist and former Democrat congressman Gerry Studds to remove his party affiliation, and soften the crimes he was eventually charged with.

Lack of intent is not a defense of bias. No one could argue that the decisions made in the West and Studds stories were committed without intent. And the continuing inability of the Times to report something as fundamental as party affiliation when Democrats are found in scandals leaves their credibility on the issue stretched beyond belief.

Posted by: MJC on March 24, 2008 12:27 PM

17. Michelle

Yes they did, I think at paragraph 4 they refer to him as the democrat mayor.

Stefan's link is where I went...

Posted by: Chris on March 24, 2008 12:28 PM

18. Hmmm, ok. So I'm not crazy. :-)

Posted by: Michele on March 24, 2008 12:33 PM

19. This proliferation of sexually charged behavior is endemic to BOTH parties. All are human, all believe they are above the law or immune to same. For every Dem who is ensnared by his/her personal foibles, there is a Republican to match him/her at the same level of debauchery and hubris. It is not a political issue, it is a character issue. And both parties certainly have their share of characters.

Posted by: BurstingTheBubble on March 24, 2008 12:34 PM

20. This proliferation of sexually charged behavior is endemic to BOTH parties. All are human, all believe they are above the law or immune to same. For every Dem who is ensnared by his/her personal foibles, there is a Republican to match him/her at the same level of debauchery and hubris. It is not a political issue, it is a character issue. And both parties certainly have their share of characters.

Posted by: BurstingTheBubble on March 24, 2008 12:35 PM

21. Cato, not everyone who reads the news is a political junkie. You can't assume what you suggest.

Posted by: Michele on March 24, 2008 12:40 PM

22. Chris@17
The AP Story was updated later to add the reference. The Times did not do the update, but it came from AP, and the web now has references to both versions by the same AP author. I can assure you that the original did not identify party in any form. The Times will regularly re-point their existing links to stories as they are updated. It creates a moving target unless the originals are saved locally.

Posted by: MJC on March 24, 2008 01:01 PM

23. You can't assume what you suggest.

You don't have to be a news/political junkie to know that Detroit has been run by (D) for at least a generation. In much the same way I would assume a person of average intelligence would guess that the Mayor of SF has a (D) and not an (R) next to their name since both are (D) strongholds.

Posted by: Cato on March 24, 2008 01:05 PM

24. Same goes for New Orleans. Where you have goofy governments, you have Democrats in charge.

Cato, get the moral of the story yet? Someday you will.

Posted by: swatter on March 24, 2008 01:17 PM

25. Just for kicks, I copied the entire USA Today article into Notepad document. And then entered 'Democrat' under the edit/find feature.

Any guesses?

Exactly. "Cannot find Democrat"

Good thing only political junkies and not Jane and John Doe read USA Today, huh. /sarc

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-03-24-detroit-mayor_N.htm

Posted by: jimg on March 24, 2008 01:29 PM

26. Sorry, Cato, but let's pick out a group--say 18-30 yr olds and you ask them that question. Do you really believe that they will ALL know if they have read said article that these cities have been leftist/democrat for a generation? We all think you are smarter than to believe that.

Posted by: Michele on March 24, 2008 01:51 PM

27. Cato, but let's pick out a group--say 18-30 yr olds and you ask them that question.

1) I doubt the 18-23 crowd still reads a newspaper
2) 23-30 crowd is more likely to read the sports section than the front page. With March Madness going on I doubt they'd give a damn if Detroit's mayor is (D) or (R).
3) If they did care about the Detroit scandal, Drudge (as I've heard described by Gen-Y as "everything you need to know on one page") is more than happy to point to an article that has the word Democrat and Mayor in the headline.

Posted by: Cato on March 24, 2008 02:01 PM

28. Stefan,
If you need a newspaper article to tell you that the mayor of Detroit isn't a Republican, I seriously question your credentials as a political blogger.

Posted by: thehim on March 24, 2008 02:06 PM

29. @2
I'm not saying that EVERY article omitted Spitzer's party affiliation, but a lot of articles did so.

So did a lot of the articles on Jim West. As always, you fail to have a point.

Posted by: thehim on March 24, 2008 02:08 PM

30. So did a lot of the articles on Jim West.

In one of the Seattle dailies? I doubt that. Please post a link to an article that came out right after the story broke, and show us the non-party affiliation.

Posted by: Palouse on March 24, 2008 02:18 PM

31. Good thing only political junkies and not Jane and John Doe read USA Today, huh. /sarc

Wow, and USA Today didn't bother to report on Jim West's party in his minor obituary.

In fact it looks like USA Today didn't even bother to cover the story. Damn liberal bias! =P

Posted by: Cato on March 24, 2008 02:23 PM

32. Cato, thanks for suggesting in your points 1 & 2 (and agreeing with me) that not everyone knows the mayors of said towns are democrats, in spite of your original point that everyone WOULD know. They do not.

Posted by: Michele on March 24, 2008 02:24 PM

33. Yes, because obituaries and political scandals are like the same thing. Jebus.

Posted by: Palouse on March 24, 2008 02:25 PM

34. @30
http://www.spokesmanreview.com/jimwest/story.asp?ID=120705_hession

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/virgin/227750_virgin09.html

http://www.spokesmanreview.com/jimwest/story.asp?ID=111805_files

There are more obviously, if you care to find them.

Posted by: thehim on March 24, 2008 02:33 PM

35. Cato, thanks for suggesting in your points 1 & 2 (and agreeing with me)

Touche' =)

Posted by: cato on March 24, 2008 02:35 PM

36. @32
I believe Cato was referring to people who he'd expect to know more about politics than a disinterested young adult - you know, someone like Stefan.

Posted by: thehim on March 24, 2008 02:36 PM

37. In fact, the obituary on Jim West appeared on a Friday without his party in the headline, but listed several times throughout the article. But when they ran the same story in the weekend, it wasn't enough that they identified his party in the story, but they actually inserted "Republican" into the headline.

The classic, though, was the Gerry Studds story upon his death in October 2006. The Times took the AP story that included his party affiliation and several of the details of his despicable acts with minors, and stripped them out to soften the story and disconnect Studds from the Democrat Party. The comparison between the Times edited version and the original AP version on the web at other newspapers was the real eye opener. The Times editor responsible for the cuts argued that the "D" in the description under the photo alongside the story justified the edits within the story taking out the affiliation. I'm sure it did for this editor. I also think that if he'd seen the "D" under the photo earlier, he'd probably have removed it there too.

Posted by: MJC on March 24, 2008 02:37 PM

38. Where you have goofy governments, you have Democrats in charge.

Seem the state with the goofiest governments is Texas, which is dominated by (you guessed it) Republicans.

Posted by: Cato on March 24, 2008 02:44 PM

39. 34 - the Spokeman Review isn't a Seattle daily, and the one link you did post from a Seattle daily was a column, not a news story when the scandal broke. Neither were the two Spokesman articles.

There's a ton of articles and columns on West, and yes, not all of them mention his party, nor would we expect them to. Show me one news article about the scandal, when it broke, in a Seattle daily that did not mention his party. That is the equivalent of the Times not mentioning his party today.

Posted by: Palouse on March 24, 2008 02:55 PM

40. "Seem the state with the goofiest governments is Texas, which is dominated by (you guessed it) Republicans."

Well there was this Democrat Gov named Ann Richards....

Hey if a few Republicans in a 1995 Democrat maroity government (House and Governorship)constitue Republican majority, then turnabout is fair play.

Posted by: pbj on March 24, 2008 02:59 PM

41. Stefan is right.

Here is a headline from the Larry Craig affair:

GOP: Craig to quit over sex sting
By JOHN MILLER and MATTHEW DALY

The Associated Press

BOISE -- Idaho Republican Sen. Larry Craig will resign from the Senate amid a furor over his arrest and guilty plea in a police sex sting in an airport men's room, Republican officials said Friday.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2003863649_craig01.html?syndication=rss

Now let's look at the Democrat Mayopr Shall we?

Detroit Mayor Charged With Perjury

By COREY WILLIAMS

Associated Press Writer

Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was charged with perjury and other offenses Monday _ and got a stern lecture about the importance of telling the truth _ after a trove of raunchy text messages contradicted his sworn denials of an affair with his chief aide.

The 37-year-old "Hip-Hop Mayor" who brought youth and vitality to the job in this struggling city of 900,000 could get up to 15 years in prison for perjury alone and would be automatically expelled from office if convicted.

Ignoring mounting demands that he step down, Kilpatrick said: "I look forward to complete exoneration once all the facts have been brought forth. I will remain focused on moving this city forward."

Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy brought charges of perjury, conspiracy, obstruction of justice and misconduct against the popular but polarizing mayor. In announcing the charges, she delivered something of a civics lesson on the importance of telling the truth under oath.

"Some have suggested that the issues in this case are personal or private," said Worthy, a Democrat like the mayor. "Our investigation has clearly shown that public dollars were used, people's lives were ruined, the justice system severely mocked and the public trust trampled on."

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2004290083_apdetroitmayor.html

The liberal bias is clear. In the dirst story about a Republican it was GOP in the headline and Republican in the very first sentence.

In teh second story Worthy (not even the guy in trouble) was "a Democrat like the mayor".

What? So are they saying Worthy was a sleaze like the Mayor?

Posted by: pbj on March 24, 2008 03:08 PM

42. pbj, I think the AP was starting to see alot of response online to not mentioning the party affiliation and then they updated it. That line you bolded wasn't even in the original article.

Posted by: Palouse on March 24, 2008 03:14 PM

43. Posted by Cato at March 24, 2008 02:23 PM

Good grief.

The mayor of Spokane dying = the indicted mayor of Detroit facing up to 15 years in prison.

It'd be easier to admit the bias than to continue to make yourself look sillier.

Posted by: jimg on March 24, 2008 03:16 PM

44. The mayor of Spokane dying = the indicted mayor of Detroit facing up to 15 years in prison.

Well if a GOP mayor had committed a similar crime in the last 10 years I'm all ears (Rudy doesn't count). The fact that Jim West scandal didn't even make USA Today (or at least their internal search engine) is telling in itself.

Posted by: Cato on March 24, 2008 03:20 PM

45. There's a ton of articles and columns on West, and yes, not all of them mention his party, nor would we expect them to. Show me one news article about the scandal, when it broke, in a Seattle daily that did not mention his party. That is the equivalent of the Times not mentioning his party today.

First, here's another article from the New York Times with no party affiliation. Second, Jim West is an in-state politician who had served as a state legislator. Kwame Kilpatrick is not. If you look at out of state articles on West (which would be the true equivalent of a newspaper in Seattle discussing Kilpatrick), you'll notice that far fewer of them mentioned his party affiliation.

Posted by: thehim on March 24, 2008 03:24 PM

46. Sorry about the messed up tag there...

Posted by: thehim on March 24, 2008 03:25 PM

47. Sorry about the messed up tag there...

Posted by: thehim on March 24, 2008 03:26 PM

48. PBJ, if you can't tell the difference between a Mayor and a Senator then you have issues.

Senators are always identified by their party affiliation [R-(state name), D-(state name)]

This one points out Spitzer's affiliation a few paragraphs down.

Speaking of sex scandals, when will Sen. Vitter or Sen. Craig stepping down in response to their ethics scandals? Looks to me like the GOP is punishing Sen. Craig but turning a blind eye to Sen. Vitter's transgressions.

Posted by: Cato on March 24, 2008 03:31 PM

49. Ok, thehim, here's the original storyline from the Associated Press on West, so we're comparing the same thing:

Jim West, a US mayor for Spokane in Washington state, who is at the centre of an FBI probe into accusations he offered municipal jobs to men he met in gay online chat rooms, said that he was the victim of a "brutal outing."

West, a 54-year-old Republican opponent of gay rights, has been under fire since The Spokesman-Review newspaper reported allegations last week that he molested two boys while he was a sheriff's deputy and Boy Scout leader in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

There is simply no comparison to what originally appeared in the Times this morning.

Posted by: Palouse on March 24, 2008 03:40 PM

50. There is simply no comparison to what originally appeared in the Times this morning.

You may be right, but since it's so easy to update/change AP/Newspaper articles on the web we'll never know.

Posted by: Cato on March 24, 2008 04:09 PM

51. "Speaking of sex scandals, when will Sen. Vitter or Sen. Craig stepping down in response to their ethics scandals? Looks to me like the GOP is punishing Sen. Craig but turning a blind eye to Sen. Vitter's transgressions."

Has either been convicted? Isn't that your stock response in regards to people like William Jefferson, who the Democrat party promoted to the Homeland Security comittee?

Regardless, your red herring has nothing to do with the liberal media bias, such as the liberal biased New York Times. That paper is probably THE most liberal biased in the nation.

Posted by: pbj on March 24, 2008 04:16 PM

52. "The fact that Jim West scandal didn't even make USA Today (or at least their internal search engine) is telling in itself."

That is not true. USA Today was all over it:

Spokane mayor accused of molesting boys decades ago

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- Mayor James West, a Republican foe of gay rights, was accused in a newspaper story Thursday of molesting two boys decades ago and was caught by the paper using the trappings of his office to try to court a young man on a gay Web site.

link

Spokane mayor urges privacy online after 'brutal outing'

link

Spokane mayor again says he won't resign

link

@48:

"This one points out Spitzer's affiliation a few paragraphs down."

Link doesn't work.

Posted by: pbj on March 24, 2008 04:25 PM

53. and...the definition of "is" is?...

look--any party aside--why do the (we) dufus (dufi) voters keep re-electing these shart-heads? both sides of aisle...

sad...speaks volumes against US...peception is reality...we leave them in, we get their legacies...

Posted by: jimmie-howya-doin on March 24, 2008 08:59 PM

54. CATO @ 48 - The link doesn't work. Is that because you make claims that can't be supported with facts?

Posted by: Silkworm on March 25, 2008 08:29 AM

55. What the? Where did Cato go?

Hellooooooooooooooooooooooooooo?

Hellooooooooooooooooooooooooooo?

Posted by: pbj on March 25, 2008 09:02 AM

56. From Media Research Center today:

Two weeks since the ABC and NBC evening shows took multiple days before getting around to informing viewers that disgraced New York Governor Eliot Spitzer belonged to the Democratic Party -- after every ABC, CBS and NBC morning and evening news program last year immediately highlighted the party of Republican Senators David Vitter and Larry Craig -- Monday's broadcast network evening newscasts all failed to note, verbally or on-screen, Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick's party. ABC anchor Charles Gibson announced on World News: "Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was charged today with felonies that could cost him his job and 15 years in prison." NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams relayed how "Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick...was indicted on perjury and other charges in the wake of a sex scandal there." (NBC also refused to tag Kilpatrick in a full story aired Friday night.) Over on Monday's CBS Evening News, fill-in anchor Harry Smith introduced a full story: "In Detroit, a sex scandal led to criminal charges today against the Mayor, Kwame Kilpatrick, a married father of three."

Posted by: MJC on March 25, 2008 10:07 AM

57. You Democrats, I would think, have to eventually get tired of proving the world is flat. Why can't you people just admit there really is a media bias?

It is so obvious it is ridiculous. But, you guys make it even more so.

Posted by: swatter on March 25, 2008 10:16 AM

58. The New York Tims is the biggest liberal biased newspaper out there bar none.

Posted by: pbj on March 25, 2008 10:32 AM

59. I love that the right are so intent on proving a liberal (Democrat party) bias that they conveniently ignore the obvious fact. That is, the Detroit mayoral position is non-partisan. So, the media is placed in an unenviable position. Call Kirkpatrick a Democrat (which he is) and leave the impression that he was elected to the post as a Dem or accurately not mention a political affiliation and succumb to the rabble yelling liberal bias.

How would you report Joe Lieberman's political affiliation? Is he an Independent or a Democrat? When I read a story that contains a political party designation, I come to the conclusion that the party had captured the office. In this case, Kirkpatrick captured the office without a partisan designation. The stories that have caused the current firestorm, accurately reflect that fact.

Posted by: Ed Scherer on March 25, 2008 11:07 AM

60. Sorry, meant to say Kilpatrick. My bad.

Posted by: Ed Scherer on March 25, 2008 11:10 AM

61. As opposed to say the Spokane Mayor James West, same nonpartisan office, but VERY difference treatment as he was a Republican.

Liberal.

Media.

Bias.

The New York Times is the biggest liberal biased newspaper.

Posted by: pbj on March 25, 2008 11:20 AM

62. If only it were true, Ed, pigs could fly.

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