Not What You Would Expect from The New York Times

If you have read the article “Misgivings Spoil Plans of Start-Up” published in The New York Times last week you should understand where Armand Rousso is coming from when he published his online response to the article. In the Armand Rousso response to NYT story by Saul Hansell which is available online, Armand Rousso points out many inaccuracies in Saul Hansell piece including a misleading timeline of the events as well as ill connecting him to “improper conduct in connection with the 1996 election campaign of Senator Torricelli”. Besides the fact that many of Saul Hansell’s facts were wrong, the general angle of the article is more slander than story, not something you would expect from a writer in The New York Times.