March 2, 2013 3:34 am
From Friday’s New York Times Corrections:
An article on Thursday about a primary election in Massachusetts for the Senate seat relinquished by John Kerry misstated the timing of a decision by Representative Stephen F. Lynch, one of the Democratic contenders, to drop his opposition to same-sex marriage. He changed his position several years ago; he has not done so “since entering the race.” The article also overstated the degree to which Mr. Lynch has altered his positions since deciding to run. He has shifted on one — not “some” — issues. (He has softened his opposition to abortion, though he still calls himself “pro-life.”)
He also calls himself “vindicated.”
Whether that’s actually true . . . or not.
Posted by Campaign Outsider
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: abortion, corrections, New York Times, same-sex marriage, Stephen Lynch
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