First, it was Arthur Kade. Now, it was Michael Vick who somehow found himself tangentially intertwined in the L’Affaire Petraeus. As in, he was a throw-in resume builder in a New York Times feature about crisis manager Judy Smith.
The section:
Well, that parenthetical at the end wasn’t always worded as such. It initially stated that the outgoing Philadelphia Eagles QB put his money where his don’t-harm-doggies mouth was. He didn’t. Which led to this correction in today’s Times:
Translation for Vick-hating minds who happen to read Styles section fine print: Not only is he pathological, but he’s also cheap.