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Sorry, I want to know what my public servants are saying. How we can we make sure they are serving us if their words are being hidden from us?
by RonanTheGrey 6y ago
Sorry, I want to know what my public servants are saying. How we can we make sure they are serving us if their words are being hidden from us?
- eyeball 6y agoThe party will take care of that for you. Shhh.
- jackson1442 6y agoWasn't it streamed by the White House itself as well? Should every TV station be required to air every public servant's statements? Surely going to the source isn't too big of a burden for most.
- bot41 6y agoit's not every tv station in question it's about news stations covering the election. 'every public servant' is not in question.. it's about the current president of the USA
- ntsplnkv2 6y agoHow can you make sure they are serving you if he doesn't hold press conferences for hundreds of days?
- thomastjeffery 6y agoAnd you do. There wasn't anything of substance said in the part of the speech that wasn't aired. Feel free to watch the whole thing. No one is stopping you. There is a difference between censorship and moderation. Trump was literally trolling on CNBC's platform, and they chose to confront that.
- jpindar 6y agoWatch it on CSPAN. That's what CSPAN is for, showing complete government events without interruption or editorializing.