New York Times Reinstates Reporter Suspended for Sexual Misconduct

By streiff | 4:15 PM on January 29, 2018

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Back in November, Hillary Clinton stenographer and New York Times Washington correspondent, Glenn Thrush was suspended for sexual misconduct…though I would say it was more accurately described as sexual mopery with intent to loiter. If you read what he’s accused of, it is pretty humiliating and un-masculine stuff even by eleven-year-old standards. Now he’s back.

Announcement from New York Times: Glenn Thrush will be back in the Washington bureau on Tuesday. His new beat will be the social safety net in Trump era, with accent on HUD and HHS.

— ErikWemple (@ErikWemple) January 29, 2018

Get ready to see more of this in the future. Many of the people brought down by #MeToo are going to start reappearing because the cases against them were not something that either merited firing or would survive a determined lawsuit.

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