Oops! NY Times Reveals Planned Iconic Front Page That Didn’t Happen: “Madam President”

by Jim Hoft Aug. 1, 2018 10:51 pmNov. 21, 2016 9:07 am

The New York Times revealed the “iconic front page” that never made it into print.

Voters in 30 states made sure of it.

“Madam President”

“MADAM PRESIDENT,” said the would-be @nytimes headline https://t.co/68x1yJ4N5J

— Stephen Hiltner (@sahiltner) November 9, 2016

The changing headlines on Election night.

The changing headlines atop the @nytimes’s home page — 13 of them in all — convey the drama of election night: https://t.co/fKrWPQje7M pic.twitter.com/ougPbFfjRx

— Stephen Hiltner (@sahiltner) November 16, 2016

Jim Hoft

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