You're entitled to your opinion about someones work and that's fine, but I would hardly call her work repetitive, whining, or an appeal to insecurity. When peop

You're entitled to your opinion about someones work and that's fine, but I would hardly call her work repetitive, whining, or an appeal to insecurity. When people get "cancelled", she interviews them to get their side of the story (Winston Marshall). When someone writes what seems like pretty groundbreaking work using experience from years at the CIA, she interviews them (Martin Gurri - Revolt of the Public). When everyone ostracized the Central Park Karen, she interviewed a friend who had interviewed Amy Cooper while she was basically in hiding to get the other side of the story. Feels like journalism to me.