Whiplash over at the Times
If you were someone who had moved to Seattle in the last year, you might be forgiven for trying to figure out what it is that the Seattle Times is doing in support of public school levies.
Most of the time, according to them, the district can't do anything right (and this is over, say, the last two years when, coincidentally, there has been a majority power shift on the Board and we have a new superintendent who has received tepid support from them).
First, the Times writes an editorial in support of them but with a lot of finger-wagging especially around leadership (and not, as you might suspect, around transparency of dollars spent).
Then the Times has an article on the levies that mentions only one group opposing BEX. Meanwhile there have been at least three sets of people going against the BEX levy. Three sets. And yet, the Times, in its reporting,
Most of the time, according to them, the district can't do anything right (and this is over, say, the last two years when, coincidentally, there has been a majority power shift on the Board and we have a new superintendent who has received tepid support from them).
First, the Times writes an editorial in support of them but with a lot of finger-wagging especially around leadership (and not, as you might suspect, around transparency of dollars spent).
Then the Times has an article on the levies that mentions only one group opposing BEX. Meanwhile there have been at least three sets of people going against the BEX levy. Three sets. And yet, the Times, in its reporting,
