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Originally Posted by itshotinvegas
No, they did not report on the story. They indicated they could not verify whether J. Biden met with someone as alleged in the one of the emails, then spent endless amount of words trying to discredit the means NYP obtained the info, without any reporting any evidence that indicated the emails are fake.
Again, this is just false. I don't care if you think they didn't report on the details that you thought they should report on specifically. But there is much actual reporting in the articles that I linked, about specific emails, allegations by former or prospective business partners, related activities, etc.
Also, the NYT articles don't really seem to suggest that the emails are fake to my reading.
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Let's try a different tact. Do you think it's newsworthy that Hunter Biden possibly peddled access to his father, while his father was VPOTUS? If you think that is newsworthy, then I can't imagine how you can read those reports you posted and think those journalist were acting with integrity, or were searching for the truth, no matter how much significance you personally put on the allegation. There are ways to investigate the veracity of the emails. The NYT asked Hunter and Joe about the meeting, not whether or not the emails exist.
I mean, if that was being alleged, the story would be a bigger deal. However, the allegation here is about a business meeting being set up in 2017, when Joe Biden was a private citizen. Do I think it is newsworthy that Hunter Biden tried to peddle access to Joe Biden then? Somewhat? It would be much more newsworthy if there hadn't been voluminous reporting on Hunter's trading on his family name with Burisma and related stories already. I don't think it is the kind of drop everything else major story you seem to think. Especially since the Trump campaign is full of liars. But I'm glad that a reputable paper like the WSJ is taking a close look.
I'm enjoying your chutzpah though in arguing after 2016 that liberals should spend more time focusing on stolen emails about their candidate. An achievement unlocked somewhere, no doubt.