This week in "We Cover Hillary Clinton Fairly"

After a botched hit-piece and many a mention of the NYT ridiculously biased coverage against Hillary Clinton, word this week from multiple people at the NYT is that there's no difference in their HRC coverage vs other candidates. Feel free to scroll through my blog a see what you think, but here's a NYT mini photo montage of what no bias looks like. Just a few pics from March through June. NYT cover several other candidates and I can almost guarantee you, they do not look like this.

This a few weeks before Hillary Clinton announces 

(right after the first botched email story they walked back in March):

This accompanied an op-ed by weekly columnist Frank Bruni

about how Hillary Clinton makes democrats sick, titled "Hillary the tormentor".

This after her announcement date is set (see photo comparison). 

The Prolonged prologue to Hillary Rodham Clinton’s second run for the 

White House will reach its suspenseless conclusion"

This cuz any opportunity to decapitate her is good enough:

This goes to the article calling Hillary Clinton a wax figure, freak and queen:

This is the only one not from this year. 

All excuses aside (whatever those could be), there are not images like these for the other candidates. There aren't, and if someone could prove me wrong, go for it. Find me 3 the equivalent of these for Jeb Bush or another candidate. nytnarrative@gmail.com

Clinton reveals announcement, the NYT disparages and disembodies her...

On Friday the Clinton team revealed her announcement would be Sunday, what does the NYT do? First they describe her announcement like this:

The prolonged prologue to Hillary Rodham Clinton’s second run for the White House will reach its suspenseless conclusion.

Prolonged? There's like 6 more people to announce and only 2 have, but anyway, double standard, the usual... They complain a couple paragraphs later that before she has announced she hasn't announced why she's running. And then there's this, a disembodied image of Hillary Clinton, her face barely free of dark shadow. Not the first time they have completely disembodied her head. Can you spot the difference?

A little bit different than their stories and images for other contenders.

They write their next article hours later. Looks something like this. This photo doesn't actually fit the article, this photo says more about catching up or being in his shadow, rather than how to deal with running as a separate administration. And then the obvious, that she has no lower face.