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The "American media" did no such thing. One specific outlet made a correction about one specific story. What about Fox News? Did they apologize? > have engage
by RasputinsBro 9y ago
The "American media" did no such thing. One specific outlet made a correction about one specific story.
What about Fox News? Did they apologize?
> have engaged in considerable soul searching.
It is my opinion that absolutely nothing changed. It's still the same people with the same interests.
Thanks for the link, I'll read it.
- nl 9y agoOne specific outlet made a correction about one specific story. What do you mean? Both the NYTimes and the Washington Post published major editorials saying how they got it wrong. I'm sure other papers followed as well, but they were some of the more notable. And it was hardly one story - it was a whole narrative about how they trusted that the White House was giving them information in good faith, and how they should have paid more attention to signs that faith was misplaced. And yes - that faith was misplaced, and yes they should have paid more attention. It is my opinion that absolutely nothing changed Well, both papers became much more doubtful about any claims from the Bush administration after that. And you may have noticed they were pretty harsh on Obama's claims of how easy health care would be. They also seem to be asking questions about some of the Trump administrations claims - or at least he seems to think they are being very unfair to him.
- dredmorbius 9y agoMultiple outlets. WashPo and NYTimes are the major national papers. PBS News Hour has multiple investigations of coverage. As do policy, media, and general-press magazines. Your representations (in this thread and elsewhere) simply fail to accurately reflect the facts.