Th[e] article about the community organizing group ACORN incorrectly said that a conservative journalist targeted the organization for hidden-camera videos partly because its voter-registration drives bring Latinos and African Americans to the polls. Although ACORN registers people mostly from those groups, the maker of the videos, James E. O'Keefe, did not specifically mention them.

What's wrong with this correction (and the related AP correction)? Gary Larson (not the cartoonist) explicates the text in “Washington Post admits to bogus quote.” Larson's column provides a disgusting footnote to a disgusting story.
Pascal's comment is that journalists lie. Most of their lies don't catch up with them. Source:Powerline.

Th[e] article about the community organizing group ACORN incorrectly said that a conservative journalist targeted the organization for hidden-camera videos partly because its voter-registration drives bring Latinos and African Americans to the polls. Although ACORN registers people mostly from those groups, the maker of the videos, James E. O'Keefe, did not specifically mention them.

What's wrong with this correction (and the related AP correction)? Gary Larson (not the cartoonist) explicates the text in “Washington Post admits to bogus quote.” Larson's column provides a disgusting footnote to a disgusting story.
Pascal's comment is that journalists lie. Most of their lies don't catch up with them. Source:Powerline.

Th[e] article about the community organizing group ACORN incorrectly said that a conservative journalist targeted the organization for hidden-camera videos partly because its voter-registration drives bring Latinos and African Americans to the polls. Although ACORN registers people mostly from those groups, the maker of the videos, James E. O'Keefe, did not specifically mention them.

What's wrong with this correction (and the related AP correction)? Gary Larson (not the cartoonist) explicates the text in “Washington Post admits to bogus quote.” Larson's column provides a disgusting footnote to a disgusting story.
Pascal's comment is that journalists lie. Most of their lies don't catch up with them. Source:Powerline.

Th[e] article about the community organizing group ACORN incorrectly said that a conservative journalist targeted the organization for hidden-camera videos partly because its voter-registration drives bring Latinos and African Americans to the polls. Although ACORN registers people mostly from those groups, the maker of the videos, James E. O'Keefe, did not specifically mention them.

What's wrong with this correction (and the related AP correction)? Gary Larson (not the cartoonist) explicates the text in “Washington Post admits to bogus quote.” Larson's column provides a disgusting footnote to a disgusting story.
Pascal's comment is that journalists lie. Most of their lies don't catch up with them. Source:Powerline.

Th[e] article about the community organizing group ACORN incorrectly said that a conservative journalist targeted the organization for hidden-camera videos partly because its voter-registration drives bring Latinos and African Americans to the polls. Although ACORN registers people mostly from those groups, the maker of the videos, James E. O'Keefe, did not specifically mention them.

What's wrong with this correction (and the related AP correction)? Gary Larson (not the cartoonist) explicates the text in “Washington Post admits to bogus quote.” Larson's column provides a disgusting footnote to a disgusting story.
Pascal's comment is that journalists lie. Most of their lies don't catch up with them. Source:Powerline.

Th[e] article about the community organizing group ACORN incorrectly said that a conservative journalist targeted the organization for hidden-camera videos partly because its voter-registration drives bring Latinos and African Americans to the polls. Although ACORN registers people mostly from those groups, the maker of the videos, James E. O'Keefe, did not specifically mention them.

What's wrong with this correction (and the related AP correction)? Gary Larson (not the cartoonist) explicates the text in “Washington Post admits to bogus quote.” Larson's column provides a disgusting footnote to a disgusting story.
Pascal's comment is that journalists lie. Most of their lies don't catch up with them. Source:Powerline.