> The public is partisan if it dislikes damnatory but true information when the timing of it is inconvenient to a political party. Unless the source of the inf

> The public is partisan if it dislikes damnatory but true information when the timing of it is inconvenient to a political party. Unless the source of the information is a foreign government, trying to wreak havoc in an enemy country and profit from it, possibly putting some poor folk's life in grave danger. Journalists shouldn't side with dictators and/or agitprop, IMO, no matter what. They shouldn't also meddle with a country they are not citizens of national security. that's what secret services are for.