Three cycles back:https://politi.co/2VK3jzI
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So he will never make up his mind that one side can be right or wrong? Sounds helpful.
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It's worse than that He has made up his mind, but he'll pretend he's objective and use the fig leaf of "I don't even vote" into tricking people into thinking he's objective, when he just plain isn't
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Am researching a radio doc on Kent State Massacre. Tom Wicker went to massive demo a few days later in DC ( so did I). He was not on assignment. He knew he was a citizen first, a journalist second
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In the 1970s Wicker was an opinion columnist, and hence not subject to the ‘restrictions on advocacy’ placed (properly) on the news staff, as the
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This just shows that Baker doesn't know how to separate his professional life fr his personal life as a citizen of a democracy Lawyers--the good ones--learn how to separate our personal beliefs fr our professional arguments. It's part of law school training/ethics Not journos?
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It is but some folks just like to take things to the extreme. I can't call it.
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I was a journalist for decades, and I always voted. We were expected to vote. The other stuff, I agree with.
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You cannot decide that one side is wrong, even if it is demonstrably so?
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Ridiculous
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