New York Times harlot Ali Watkins, who was caught porking a Senate Intelligence Committee named James Wolfe who has been leaking classified information to her will get a “fresh start” of th New York Times investigated themselves. Wolfe is more than 30 years older than Watkins, but still had a “romantic relationship” with Watkins In exchange for leaks against the Trump admin.
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After an extensive internal review, The New York Times announced on Tuesday that Ali Watkins would receive a “fresh start” and move from Washington, D.C., to “a new beat” in New York City even though the 26-year-old reporter had been romantically involved with at least two potential sources over a three-year period.
Executive Editor Dean Baquet explained the decision by stating The Times “must be a humane place that can allow for second chances when there are mitigating circumstances.”
Nevertheless, he added: “We are troubled by Ali’s conduct.…For a reporter to have an intimate relationship with someone he or she covers is unacceptable.”
Baquet also noted: “We hold our journalists and their work to the highest standards. We are giving Ali an opportunity to show that she can live up to them. I believe she can.”
Also on Tuesday, Watkins issued a statement in response: “I respect and understand the Times’ review and agree that I should have handled aspects of my past relationships and disclosures differently.”