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* From the New York Times…
A correction was made on July 21, 2024:
An earlier version of this article misstated the state for which JB Pritzker is the governor. He is the governor of Illinois, not Ohio.
Oopsie.
posted by Rich Miller
Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:07 am
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Copy editor: a lost job.
Comment by New Day Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:15 am
Copy editor: a lost job.
Comment by New Day Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:15 am
I’m fairness to the grey lady, both of those states are west of the Hudson River. It’s easy to confuse things when you never leave mid-town Manhattan.
Comment by 47th Ward Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:17 am
Haven’t had a paper subscription in years.
I miss them, but this is the reason why. The typos I see in news stories today make me cringe. My sixth grade English teacher wouldn’t abide them.
Comment by Flyin'Elvis'-Utah Chapter Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:22 am
It’s one of those flyover states …
Comment by Dave Dahl Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:25 am
I read this in the original. Told my wife that he is so unknown nationally that they don’t know he is from Illinois. When we reopened the article, we saw this correction.
Comment by Lurker Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:28 am
Ohio should be so lucky.
Comment by JoanP Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:36 am
Skibidi Illinois?
Comment by Just Another Anon Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:37 am
They knew he lives in Chicago so of course Ohio
Comment by DuPage Saint Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:49 am
Cub reporter?
I think the quote of the day should be the vitriol that US Representative Mary Miller spewed upon learning that Mr. Biden turned down the nomination. We should never forget hate speech by people in positions of enormous power. It should define them for history.
Comment by H-W Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:49 am
that is really something…
Comment by Joe Biden Playing Golf Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:53 am
Wire Points: Double Dipping? Pritzker denies also being governor of Ohio.
Comment by Michelle Flaherty Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 11:57 am
Knowing the New York Times, they’ll find a way to blame Biden for that typo.
Comment by TJ Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 12:03 pm
Now wait, Illinois is a long way from Ohio. Both Midwestern states but vastly different. How does one get them confused?
Comment by Levois Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 12:13 pm
“Wire Points: Double Dipping? Pritzker denies also being governor of Ohio.”
Funny stuff. Very funny.
Comment by New Day Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 12:17 pm
Geography is hard - perhaps they were confused
Ohio is a village in Bureau County, Illinois, United States. The population was 465 at the 2020 census.[2] It is part of the Ottawa Micropolitan Statistical Area.
Comment by Donnie Elgin Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 12:24 pm
Remember fondly the days when the newspaper landed on the porch steps.
Visited the Newberry Library in Chicago where an exhibit features Mike Royko. From the exhibit…Windy City Journalists. Bad, Good, Very Good, Outstanding and Mike Royko from JimArnholz, Albuquerque Journal, January, 1983.
Visited the bookstore to purchase several books by Royko. Prefer turning pages than reading a screen…with the exception of Cap Fax.
Comment by Rudy’s teeth Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 1:32 pm
Thanks Ohio for giving us JD, not JB.
Comment by Thinking Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 2:05 pm
“How does one get them confused?”
They both have the Ohio River along their southern borders?
Comment by Huh? Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 2:08 pm
NYT continuing the same level of accuracy set by Jeff Gerth in the 1990s.
Comment by Anyone Remember Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 2:12 pm
I’m tellin’ ya, we coulda merged if it weren’t for that pesky Indiana between us.
Comment by Proud Papa Bear Monday, Jul 22, 24 @ 2:14 pm