No, I’m suggesting that a museum dedicated to informing the public about the importance of a free press shouldn’t promote the canard that credible news organizations are the equivalent of propagandists spreading lies over social media, which is what “fake news” refers to.
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Right, market forces being a mob of angry *concerned journalists who just got done telling us digital mobs are bad.
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This is a tempest in a teapot. But they shouldn’t sell the “fake news” shirts. MAGA is fine.
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I didn’t call you anything, and I agree that threats of violence, and the suggestion of violence, against the president are disgusting.
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Do you feel the least bit of guilt in going from reporter to hyper partisan Democrat back to reporter? Surely you get it, right?
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I’ve been open about my work history. I wrote a piece about why I left journalism and why I came back and have discussed it publicly. I strive to make sure my work, which is edited, stands up to scrutiny in terms of quality, objectivity and newsworthiness. I appreciate feedback.
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Yeah I get that. But I think journalists overestimate their abilities in this regard. And tend to make exceptions when the chips are down
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I understand that frustration. I generally think readers are able to discern if a story doesn’t hold up. One of the positive byproducts of this forum is the ability of readers to communicate directly with reporters
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Only XXL left, buy one.
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Good! I have to wonder how many of the people who are screaming about the product have ever walked through the doors of the gift shop. I would also love to know how well the shirt sells in comparison to other items in the shop.
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