Pitiful: Here's what a NY Times journo focused on after Pope Francis' Person of the Year win

Sigh. Look, it’s a Lady Parts Squirrel! Check out who else entered that absurd mix upon the news that Time magazine named Pope Francis as Person of the Year:

Who was last anti-abortion advocate to win? RT @mikememoli: Pope Francis is Time's Person of the Year. #amdg

— Jonathan Martin (@jmartNYT) December 11, 2013

That’s New York Times correspondent Jonathan Martin. Bias? What bias?

https://twitter.com/TexMex817/status/410753769698107393

Snort.

Putting aside the ridiculous and hack-tastic nature of his question, Martin is also quite ignorant evidently.

@jmartNYT @mikememoli John Paul II in 1994 and George W Bush in 2000/2004

— ?David?de ?Sola? (@daviddesola) December 11, 2013

Doh! But wait, there is even more fail:

@jmartNYT @mikememoli There were plenty in 2006, right? pic.twitter.com/5JbZbx83mK

— Peter Weber (@PJWeber) December 11, 2013

That’s right, Mr. Martin. Some of us plebs are pro-life.  Quite a lot of us, actually. But, you know, that’s hard to see from your Ivory Tower.

And looky here: Martin also retweeted the Lady Parts Squirrel tweet:

RT @erintothemax: Pope Francis says "no, we will not let women be priests" and gets named @TIME Person of … http://t.co/vnIXhS9976

— Jonathan Martin (@jmartNYT) December 11, 2013

Good lapdoggie!