Owners of "Washington Post" and "Newsweek" Magazine Join Sulzberger Family to Control News from Maine to Richmond
Newsweek Is Trying to Revive Discredited Attempt by Harvard Medical School's Feminists with Help of Wellesley College to Turn Boys Into Girls
            When Emile Goguen (D-Fitchburg) was being challenged in the Primary Election in 2004, the Chairman of The New York Times Company, Pinch Sulzberger, needed help desperately in what he had made his personal fight --- to defeat Rep. Goguen.
            So he sent an urgent S.O.S. to the owner of the Washington Post, the Graham family, for help. He needed them to send a reporter and photographer all the way to Boston to tell the liberals in the nation's Capitol that this was a battle that was national in scope which they must take seriously.
            Pinch was prescient that the battle for gay marriage in this state would prove to be an important reason for the defeat of liberals everywhere across the entire country, including their candidate for President, John Kerry.
            As the writers at MassNews get ready in our series about our courts to become positive and tell what almost every other state has done to avoid disastrous courts such as we have under the failed leadership of Margaret Marshall, we will tell how the Graham family at the Washington Post (which owns Newsweek magazine) is targeting our state much as the Sulzbergers have done. This powerful family is working with the Sulzbergers to control the news along the East coast from Maine to Richmond.
              Their Newsweek magazine just had a front cover about the discredited Dr. William Pollack and the other extreme feminists from Harvard Medical School who are working closely with the extremists at Wellesley College to change boys into girls. To his credit, Dr. Pollack does not appear to be behind this latest attempt.
            We will let you know how the Washington Post is also becoming entangled in the affairs of this state.