Photo: Here's what the Boston Herald thinks of Rolling Stone

The front page of Thursday’s Boston Herald doesn’t pull any punches about Rolling Stone’s terror glam shot of accused bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

@bostonherald's cover this morning. Couldn't have said it better myself. pic.twitter.com/OEq4Y4aNNf

— Howie Carr (@HowieCarrShow) July 18, 2013

https://twitter.com/jfdulac/status/357822812339179522

No ambivalence here. RT @jfdulac X marks the Rolling Stone cover on the front of today's Boston Herald. Via @newseum. http://t.co/mrEdubHLXa

— Freedom Forum (@1stForAll) July 18, 2013

Well done. RT @richarddeitsch: The @bostonherald responded to Rolling Stone on its front today: http://t.co/OkcMtBgAUr (Via: @Newseum ).

— ROOK (@Rookmatic) July 18, 2013

https://twitter.com/SeeSharpRun/status/357861245417820162

This is awesome RT @richarddeitsch The @bostonherald responded to Rolling Stone on its front today: http://t.co/hMFFPHNgWF (Via: @Newseum ).

— Lanny Foster (@LannyForealster) July 18, 2013

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Some felt the Herald’s response didn’t adhere to the lofty “traditions of journalism” that Rolling Stone clearly exemplifies with its rock-star treatment of terrorism.

The Boston Herald continues to nurture their lowest common denominator readership. #rollingstone

— Andrew Hall (@LaughPurgatory) July 18, 2013

https://twitter.com/steviesaf/status/357819357105106946

@BuzzFeedNews – a perfect example of why Bostonians don't take the Boston Herald seriously.

— James Wilcox (@sirjameswilcox) July 18, 2013

B-O-O. H-O-O.

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