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Can you expand on your subtext for the nonexperts?

• charlesdm 8y ago
  "The shape itself of Mrs Muscat’s ‘New York for the UN’ dress is beyond horrible – really unflattering. Only a tall, skinny 20-year-old can carry off something that shape, but then a tall, skinny 20-year-old wouldn’t want to wear it." I'm assuming he meant that that is not the writing you'd expect from a so called "anti corruption" journalist.
  • jandrese 8y ago
    So writing about corruption means you are no longer allowed to write fashion pieces? Why must journalism be so exclusive?
    • charlesdm 8y ago
      No, I'm not saying that. But have you read the articles? They don't exactly seem like excellent journalism to me. This reads like articles from a high school newspaper, not investigative journalism into corruption.
      • jandrese 8y ago
        Are those the actual anti-corruption pieces or just something the poster randomly found with that journalist's name in the byline?
• ryanlol 8y ago
  While she may have been involved in a couple of corruption related stories the vast majority of her reporting is more like what you’d expect from tmz or the daily mail. TMZ has probably broken a corruption related story in the past, would you call them “anti-corruption” journalists?