I looked at the cover. It is obvious that Newsweek chose the photo to make the presidential candidate look foolish or worse. I am no fan of Michele Bachman but this is wrong. It will always be wrong.
I expect on the front page of a tough conservative magazine less than flattering pictures of Obama, etc. On magazines like Rolling Stone, I expect satirical cartoons of any politician currently in the news. But Newsweek is not supposed to be a advocacy magazine or a satirical publication.
I expect a campaign style picture of any candidate for higher office. Anything else is insulting, and intended to be.
James Pilant
Pilant's Business Ethics Blog 
Newsweek decided to publish a picture of Michele Bachmann that is less than flattering. The problem for Newsweek, however, is that the worst pictures of Michele depict her as wholesome and beautiful and are better than the best pictures of the ugly old crows who publish and who work at Newsweek. They are all jealous of Michele’s beauty and they are all liberal! Women who are ugly, jealous and liberal run Newsweek. The men are not much to look at either!
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