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New York Times ‘Jack Mehoff’ Gaffe On ‘Jews For Abdul’ List Survives To Election Day
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The New York Times came in for online mockery Tuesday after a list it published of Jewish voters saying they would back Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed for Senate included the unfortunate moniker “Jack Mehoff.” The Times initially reported Sept.
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