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Is this some kind of elaborate parody because this article is a prime example of why people don’t trust the press. And here I thought they were going to say tha
by luxuryballs 4y ago
Is this some kind of elaborate parody because this article is a prime example of why people don’t trust the press. And here I thought they were going to say that it’s because the press sold out to power and now just prints lies or convenient half-truths.
- hot_gril 4y agoWas going to say, it's funny watching the New Yorker complain about this.
- iconjack 4y agoThe author uses the Clinton email scandal as an example of how the media over-covered certain stories. "That Clinton was somehow a criminal for doing what her predecessor Colin Powell had also done—conduct government business using a private server—was a staple of the Trump campaign" How does an educated person, journalist or not, not know the difference between using a private email account, which is what Colin Powell confessed to, and having a private email server set up in your home? (rumored to be quite insecure in the first few months) There are several such "mistakes" in this article. It indeed read like a parody.