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Washington Times Shake-Ups Connected To New President's Book Review?

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First Posted: 11- 9-09 02:45 PM   |   Updated: 11- 9-09 04:19 PM

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Politico:

Given today's big management changes and still-unanswered questions about whether executive editor John Solomon will stay at the paper, there are a lot of rumors around the Washington Times newsroom.

And that includes speculation about why a peculiar "clarification" ran in Sunday's paper.

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Given today's big management changes and still-unanswered questions about whether executive editor John Solomon will stay at the paper, there are a lot of rumors around the Washington Times newsroom. ...
Given today's big management changes and still-unanswered questions about whether executive editor John Solomon will stay at the paper, there are a lot of rumors around the Washington Times newsroom. ...
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OK, that's just weird.

It'll be interesting to find out what the story is behind the Washington Times' bizarre statement.

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