HeyJaredMargaret Sullivan American Crisis
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Journalists as Trump's 'human shields' should be the WHCA's last straw - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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One thing about Donald Trump. He’s has told us all along exactly who he is and what he expected to be able to get away with. “I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn’t lose any voters, OK?” he famously claimed in a 2016 campaign rally. Since then, he’s found out just how accurately he was reading the room. He hasn’t literally shot anyone, but he certainly has gotten away with everything from innumerable lies to constant grifting. And real harm to many, as Norm
Fare thee well, Adam O'Neal - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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There’s a line from Bob Dylan’s caustic lament, “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right,” that goes like this: Goodbye is too good a word, babe, so I’ll just say fare thee well. I was going to title this post “Good riddance, Adam O’Neal,” but thought better of it since I don’t know the guy who was appointed last year to run The Washington Post opinion section, and also since he is leaving for an undisclosed personal reason. Still, that harsher send-off is my general feeling, since O’Neal did so much
The predictable disgrace of the White House Correspondents Dinner - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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The insults. The lies. The extremely unfunny attempts at humor. The lack of respect for the role of the free press. The lack of respect for the U.S. Constitution, which forbids a Trump run for president in 2028. The lack of respect for the rule of law. Any one of these should have been reason enough not to invite Donald Trump to the rescheduled White House Correspondents Dinner, which is billed as an annual celebration of the First Amendment. But for reasons that continue to baffle and anger me,
The predictable disgrace of the White House Correspondents Dinner - Editor and Publisher (opens the original)
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The insults. The lies. The extremely unfunny attempts at humor. The lack of respect for the role of the free press. The lack of respect for the U.S. Constitution, which forbids a Trump run for president in 2028. The lack of respect for the rule of law. Any one of these should have been reason enough not to invite Donald Trump to the rescheduled White House Correspondents Dinner, which is billed as an annual celebration of the First Amendment. But for reasons that continue to baffle and anger me,
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