Journo's Hate Mail Takes Amusing Twist
Like many Washington journalists, Roll Call Associate Editor Paul Singer gets his share of hate mail. A recent missive involves reaction to a story involving GOP Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich coming to Congress “impoverished” and leaving a rich man. Singer explains, “The data we were working off was Newt’s 1979 financial disclosure showing $10,000 income the year before and bank debts of more than $15,000. By 1995 he had annual income of about $650,000 and no reportable liabilities.”
The annoyed reader wrote: “How can a collage professor…in 1979…be ‘impoverished’? I don’t think that word means what you think it means.
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