NH Watchdog Poll- The Monitor Cartoon
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This week, the Concord Monitor published a controversial cartoon from Mike Marland depicting NH House Speaker Bill O’Brien with a mustache reminiscent of Adolf Hitler under the caption “if the mustache fits…” Republicans leaders denounced the cartoon and demanded an apology from the paper. Editor Felice Belman countered that the cartoon was Marland’s opinion, and that she did not want to censor his work. The Monitor also printed several letters critical of the cartoon this week, and is giving Grant Bosse a column on Sunday to take issue with the paper’s judgement.
What do you think of the Concord Monitor's "if the mustache fits..." cartoon.
- It was offensive and should not have been published. (46%, 6 Votes)
- It reflected what some people think of Speaker O'Brien and should have been published. (46%, 6 Votes)
- It's not my newspaper, and I don't care. (8%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 13
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2:24 pm on May 25th, 2012
It’s funny because Felice Belman wouldn’t publish facts about IB that were sent in 2009 before it was implemented in MVSD, all because she agreed with the program and wanted to hide it from the taxpayers and parents who if they had depended on the school officials would have only found out this year that it was being used. (As it turned out most of them didn’t find out until 2012)
Her challenge? That we could not prove things such as that you had to pay for IB.
OMG… duh! That wasn’t even being questioned and is a given accepted fact that wasn’t being challenged.
Belman is biased of course. She continued to print fluff articles on IB that told none of the details that could have been easily looked up on IBO.org
Belman is a tool for the left.