The NYT "sadly" speaks: "@NickKristof: Pope Francis...sadly traditional on sexuality and contraception."
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Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) March 13, 2013Not shocking. What was shocking to the New York Time’s Nick Kristof? The fact that the new pope, Pope Francis I, is … Catholic.
Pope Francis seems liberal on social justice but sadly traditional on sexuality and contraception: ncronline.org/blogs/ncr-toda…—
Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) March 13, 2013
He’s sad that the pope is traditional. Why, oh why, can’t the pope be a secular, pro-abortion “feminist” like “superb” Hillary Clinton?! Next, a fellow New York Times reporter started “wondering” how Pope Francis I was involved in Argentina’s Dirty War.
Wonder how Pope Francis was involved in Argentina's Dirty War — Catholic Church was complicit in repression nyti.ms/ZnhMeG—
Natalie Kitroeff (@NatalieNYT) March 13, 2013
Mr. Kristof retweeted it, of course.
RT @NatalieNYT: Wonder how Pope Francis was involved in Argentina's Dirty War — Catholic Church was complicit in repression http://t.co …—
Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) March 13, 2013
They are just “asking questions,” you see.
Here we go: MT @NatalieNYT Wonder how Pope Francis involved in Argentina's Dirty War-Church complicit in repression nyti.ms/ZnhMeG—
Raya (@brborygmi) March 13, 2013
. @NatalieNYT @NickKristof you going to link to any evidence about the Dirty War allegations and the Pope?—
Greg Pollowitz (@GPollowitz) March 13, 2013
Evidence, shmevidence!
@GPollowitz @natalienyt @nickkristof The key part was "I wonder"—
Pedro Andrés Campos (@pieroggi) March 13, 2013
@natalienyt Nice insinuation. I'd be interested in the story, if there is one.—
Marty Duren (@martyduren) March 13, 2013
@NatalieNYT The guy can't even get off the balcony before you start speculating. #ridiculous—
Kevin Leyland (@kevinrleyland) March 13, 2013
Standard operating procedure for lapdogs. Kristof continues whining.
Cardinals seem to realize the need for change in reaching for an Argentine who rides public buses. But I fear change is mostly style.—
Nicholas Kristof (@NickKristof) March 13, 2013
Now he’s sad and fearful! Twitter users kindly try to teach him about Catholicism and, you know, reality.
I just found out this Pope is pro-life? Whoa.—
Greg Pollowitz (@GPollowitz) March 13, 2013
@NickKristof Do you even understand Catholicism? It's not a political position, it's a way of life.—
(@Superrfly) March 13, 2013
@NickKristof @cacarrillo: You know the pope doesn't have the power to change universal truths of the church, right?—
Scott Warden (@scott_warden) March 13, 2013
@NickKristof why is this sad….He's Catholic.—
Julie Tong (@Colombiana_Gal) March 13, 2013
@NickKristof Jumping to conclusions? Great journalism.—
Vincent Scarafino (@vscarafi) March 13, 2013
@IngrahamAngle @NickKristof Headline: Pope still Catholic.—
Robert Wilson (@robert_tampa) March 13, 2013
not even a parody acct–> MT @NickKristof Pope Francis seems liberal on social justice but sadly traditional on sexuality and contraception:—
Em (@lamblock) March 13, 2013
@lamblock @NickKristof its so beyond naive….as if the leader of the Catholic church is going to come out and not be Catholic—
Steven Shaw (@czechov) March 13, 2013
@IngrahamAngle @nickkristof NYT, pope conservative on abort views. U guys are bright. Nothing getting past—
SFerggie (@smferggie) March 13, 2013
@johnnydollar01 @ingrahamangle @nickkristof- sadly traditional? Let's just change the book Catholicism is founded on. #bibleornot?—
Zach Escalante (@zescalan) March 13, 2013
@IngrahamAngle @NickKristof Wonder if they would ever write an article that Muslims are sadly stone-aged on stoning and women's rights—
Rob B (@RBomm) March 13, 2013
Shocking some people still believe in tradition, huh? #LibLogic MT "@NickKristof: Pope Francis sadly traditional on sex and contraception"—
Cullen Cosco (@cullen_cosco) March 13, 2013
@IngrahamAngle @nickkristof complain to God Nickie dear. I am sure your disappointment over not having a pro choice Pope was duly noted—
Stephanie M. Janicze (@SMJanicze2) March 13, 2013
@TexMex817 @nickkristof LOL yeah. New Catholic Pope is sadly Catholic.—
Matt (@O_Shagnasty) March 13, 2013
Only the NYT would have been expecting the Cardinals to select Ruth Bader Ginsburg as the new Pope. @IngrahamAngle @NickKristof—
Sophie Ro (@SophieRo3) March 13, 2013
Zing! It’s funny, because it’s true. Well, on the plus side, The New York Times is nothing if not predictable. So, there’s that.
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