The magazine produced a parody in the form of a fake Washington Post sports page article, pretending Clinton was being tested for a concussion the way athletes are.
For the purposes of this article I pretended to play my mum this down the phone and my mum, again, for the purposes of this article, pretended that she found it so dark and disturbing that she refused to speak to me for a fortnight.
But I find ironic the holier-than-thou news articles pretending that such invasions of privacy and news-at-any-cost intrusions by the media are limited to a few disreputable media that just happen to promote political views contrary to theirs.
As noted on the YouGov website at the time, in November last year, the Express's article - pretending that the Sun's readers' response reflected the national mindset - won "the coveted UKPR crap media reporting of polls award".
People will tweet at me without having read the article and pretend that they are worried about my health.
It also acts as a form of accountability to bloggers – their pieces can be readily and easily hauled to account and there is no hiding behind a printed newspaper article or pretending you don't read comments on your threads (all bloggers do).
Jokingly, he says maybe he can do something funny for the featured image for my article like pretend to hold up the color wheel logo.
You can typically find her perusing Twitter, pitching feminist articles, and pretending she'll attend tomorrow's spin class.
All normal in a 90-year old great grandfather, weakened by a long illness who had overcome death, but not for the Fidel Castro who has his lecturing articles aired, pretending to be the forceful Comandante he was once.
This article does not pretend to describe optimal stress measurement methods, or techniques for extracting information from inclined wells.
