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An interesting thing to watch for: Political reporters are leading the pandemic coverage. So they will cover it in the (bad) political framing: the horserace, who won the day, how they appeared, did they ‘seems’ strong. Not: this is true/this is false, but how it came across.
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And in many cases, their read on how it came across is bought and paid for well in advance.
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We're so f'ed. Even as the body bags stack up?
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The devil is a lie!.
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is there really a shortage of good reporters
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No but the good ones get chastised,berated,cut off. Then they get ignored by pouts/potus. He actually has his minions take away their mics if there’s a hint of legit questioning.
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How is what Acista did fundamentally different? Just a milder for of gaslighting.
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which seems to be what the WH has been doing all along. so they're dictating the terms?
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