Glenn Thrush Story Makes Media Look Bad

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There are now more than 60 men -- in media, Hollywood, politics -- who stand accused of sexual harassment by women. One of them is Glenn Thrush, a newly suspended NYT reporter who is also an MSNBC Contributor and co-author with NYT colleague Maggie Haberman of a forthcoming book on Donald Trump. They call Thrush a "star." But he's not. He's a "hack." Who say so? Thrush does, in a 2016 email to Hillary Clinton Campaign Chairman John Podesta. Should Thrush lose his career over the allegations? That's not the point. This is the point: This clown shouldn't have a career in the first place.

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