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Note how unusual this article is: no interviews of experts, citing only the reporter’s own speculations, and quoting just the president and his former doctor—for a field that arguably needs the MOST expertise (medical experience is not gained from books)! https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/14/us/politics/trump-ramp-water-glass-health.html …
New York Times is the newspaper for which reporters interviewed me several times, but the editor deleted 100% of my quotes, while leaving all other non-expert quotes on the president’s mental health. Now that we have a medical article, no one is even being interviewed.
I hope, eventually, the dam will break on the president’s mental health, the way it has with Black Lives Matter. The truth always has a way of catching up.
Agree!! At least this is progress as it not just an "opinion" piece
The anxious courtier-journalists at the @nytimes are trying to put clothes on the naked “Emperor”...again @deanbaquet @froomkin @jayrosen_nyu @FAIRmediawatch
The media love the #IMPOTUS for the ratings and revenue. It would be against their financial interest to bring him down.
To paraphrase the Nicholson line, "They can't handle the truth!"
She didn't want to lose access.https://www.prnewsonline.com/new-york-times-haberman-criticism-media-relations …
She simply regurgitated everything we already knew. 
At least the mainstream media is starting to raise the issue. But considering the video evidence showing his degradation over time, I can't understand why more journalists aren't covering this.
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