Don't hold your breath: Will Jonah Goldberg get an apology from LA Times Opinion for UVA story?

Sally Kohn isn’t the only one being asked to apologize to National Review’s Jonah Goldberg:

Really, @latimesopinion? No apology yet to @JonahNRO for this? https://t.co/rS2ODk34Kh

— Ed Morrissey (@EdMorrissey) December 6, 2014

What’s that about? It goes back to an article in L.A. Times Opinion taking Goldberg to task for asking questions about a Rolling Stone story concerning UVA rape allegations that the magazine subsequently walked back big time:

.@JonahNRO's column questioning UVA story is the kind of berating that prevents rape victims from coming forward http://t.co/3v80KLRyuK

— L.A. Times Opinion (@latimesopinion) December 4, 2014

Another day, another apology owed:

https://twitter.com/Hatsfree/status/541012304494460930
https://twitter.com/nnjteaparty/status/541095769453776896

@jsbula @latimesopinion @JonahNRO We should all hold our breath and wait for it to happen. #TurningBlue

— Just Tom (@thomasa56) December 6, 2014

Enjoy the cricket sounds while waiting for that apology.

@latimesopinion @JonahNRO @instapundit Questioning The Narrative is hateful.

— David B. Cohen (@DavidBCohen1) December 6, 2014

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@EdMorrissey @latimesopinion @JonahNRO "Just because he was right doesn't mean we were wrong about him being wrong"

— Яob (@robx_d) December 6, 2014

https://twitter.com/Cl3v3r_G1rl/status/541093606753173505

The usual takeaway:

@EdMorrissey @latimesopinion @JonahNRO Being liberal means never having to say you are sorry.

— Pradheep J. Shanker (@Neoavatara) December 6, 2014

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