Another mainstream media outlet quashes a story showing a Dem candidate lied

As many of you know by now, for 30 years or so Democrat candidate Elizabeth Warren claimed to be Native American.  She wrote this on her application for a faculty position at Harvard, and on a form for the Texas Bar Association.

Her claim was later proven to be false.

Now on the campaign trail, Warren has frequently told audiences that she was fired as a public-school teacher because she got pregnant.

To check this claim, a reporter who now works for the New York Times filed an open-records request with that school board seeking public records relevant to her time there.  Last April he got records from the school board showing that Warren's claim that she was fired from a teaching position in 1971 due to pregnancy discrimination was false.

Reid Epstein, who moved to the Times on April 19, never broke the story. Reached for comment, a Times spokeswoman said that the "records were inconclusive" and the potential story required further sourcing.

After the Free Beacon got the scoop -- which was only possible because the Times chose not to publish a story that would hurt a Democrat candidate -- the New York Times published a story claiming that Warren's false story was sort of true, despite being false, because... other women had been fired due to pregnancy.

The main goal of the Mainstream Media seems to be to never publish or broadcast a story that would hurt a Democrat politician or candidate.