ESPN is going through a rough time, from layoffs to a sense that the network has gone a bit lefty in its political orientation. So what do you do when your network is accused of pandering to the left?  I guess you go out and feature a poem written by a convicted cop-killer hiding in Cuba. According to news reports: An ESPN site targeting female sports fans on Thursday removed a poem paying homage to a convicted cop killer after "an oversight in the editorial process" led to the poem being published several days ago, the embattled sports giant told Fox News. DaMaris Hill's poem "Revolution" had led the April 25 ESPNW.com feature "Five Poets on the New Feminism," which was produced "in honor of National Poetry month…to reflect on resistance, redefining feminism and movement," according to a site description. But Hill's poem opened with the dedication "(for Assata Shakur),"...(Read Full Post)