The reason this is important is we look at the real world consequences, and nobody’s been held accountable. And lots of criticism, of course, from other quarters. But I was one of the more prominent voices saying this is unacceptable. “It took days, and I’m not taking credit for it. “I credit the Times for doing this,” Kurtz said. The reason this is important is we look at the real world consequences, and nobody’s been held accountable.”

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