Patterico’s Pontifications

10/15/2007

More on the Amazing Disappearing Blog Posts and Comments at the L.A. Times

Filed under: Dog Trainer, General — Patterico @ 9:51 pm

This is the latest in the saga of the Amazing Disappearing Blog Posts and Comments at the L.A. Times. Background here, here, and here.

This morning, I showed you a screencap of a parenthetical remark Andrew Malcolm made at the bottom of a comment posted on October 12, 2007 at 5:03 a.m. Mr. Malcolm’s parenthetical remark read as follows:

(Ans: Rielle Hunter is identifying herself as the woman. This item doesn’t.)

Here is the parenthetical in context:

As I noted this morning, this remark was amusing, because the post initially did mention Rielle Hunter — and strongly implied that she was the alleged Other Woman. As I also noted this morning, the passage implicating Hunter was later dropped without acknowledgment.

Meaning the parenthetical remark circled in the above screencap is a wee bit deceptive.

Judging from the history of this saga, what do you suppose has happened to that parenthetical remark?

If you said: “it was removed without any indication that it was ever there,” you win the grand prize! Here’s how it looks now:

This is why I’m screencapping everything. You never know what’s going to disappear from this blog from one moment to the next.

P.S. Mr. Malcolm still hasn’t replied to my e-mails asking what in the hell is going on here.

Raise your hand if you are surprised.

I see no hands.

UPDATE: I found even more! Stay tuned . . .

3 Comments

  1. I’m surprised the LAT would backtrack on gossip on Edwards. Hillary would bust their balls, but I figured the LAT would feel safe bashing on a midwest populist like Edwards.

    Comment by Zach — 10/15/2007 @ 10:34 pm

  2. Zach -

    This story isn’t about Edwards. This is a story about the Clintons getting another one of their enemies, by any means possible, and that’s why it’s being buried.

    Comment by Glen Wishard — 10/15/2007 @ 11:02 pm

  3. The connection to the Clintons is weaker if you don’t already believe they killed Vince Foster.

    Comment by Andrew J. Lazarus — 10/16/2007 @ 11:33 am

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