Same network that championed Avanatti (sp/), ironically. Or maybe not.
Mental disorders are a serious matter. Millions suffer every day. Yet today we saw a live national newscast exploit someone with florid delusions, showing reckless disregard for journalistic ethics.
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Yes, Julie Swetnick is another woman who needs help rather than to be thrust in the national spotlight.
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I see you've been watching CNN again.
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You mean what happens every time a journalist, aid, or lawyer interviews Trump?
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In the long term, the debate will be whether Trump was just a criminal, just mentally ill, or both. Lots of denial coming from people who refused the obvious picture we have in front of us.
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Thank you for sharing your professional observation. To a lay person, this seemed obvious. No one is looking out for her: be it her publisher, agent, friend or family. They are all keen to exploit her for a GOTCHA moment. That’s not journalism; it’s abuse.
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#ByAnyMeansNecessary Once MSM adopted the Marxist approach, anything goes.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Journalistic ethics!!!
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I just don't see it that way, genuinely. Having been around people with florid delusions... this seemed more like eccentricity.
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What was this?
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