New York Times editors attempt to explain the messy excerpt of Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly’s “The Education of Brett Kavanaugh”
Brett Kavanaugh. Photo: Gabriella Demczuk/Getty Images We now have more information on how the New York Times published a messy excerpt of Robin Pogrebin and Kate Kelly’s The Education of Brett Kavanaugh, with a very messy accompanying tweet.
However, the excerpt in the Times was framed as a long feature about Ramirez and Yale rather than as a news story; it did not name the person, Tracy Harmon Joyce, to whom Kavanaugh also once exposed himself according to fellow Yale classmate Max Stier; and it did not say that Harmon Joyce will not discuss Stier’s account, and that her friends say she does not remember it.
So here’s what we learned from a Times Q&A with editor James Dao, published yesterday in response to the backlash: Pogrebin and Kelly’s book excerpt was subject to “the same review process as outside writers,” who decide what section excerpts should run in. He said it is “not unusual” for those that appear in the Sunday Review, part of the Opinion section, to break news.
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