Still waiting for Krugman's signature on "An Open Letter to Arthur Sulzberger, Jr."

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Here's the link. Come on. Isn't cutting pension benefits for Times employees so that a departing CEO can get a big bonus just a little much?

I'm over my quota at Izvestia, but if anybody else wants to raise this question in comments on Krugman's blog, that would be great.

NOTE I accept that Krugman's been out of town, but that was the 8th, and this is the 11th.

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Bread 'n' Butter

Krugman knows which side his bread is buttered on. He's a liberal, for crying out loud. He's not going to upset the NYT liberal apple cart.

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Opinion columnists ALL absent

You know who else hasn't signed?

Dowd, Kristof, Brooks, Friedman, Blow, Bruni, Cohen, Collins, Douthat, Keller, Nocera.

None of the Op-Ed Columnists.

Do you suppose their free speech is contractually limited?

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