Vandalshandle
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- Jan 30, 2013
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Oh, so you're just a liar. The medias job is to keep the people informed as to what is happening in government and elsewhere, not to oppose, explain what it means or skew or slant what happened to mislead the reader/viewer.
Well, "true" a good 7th grader would offer the above definition of what the media job may be....
The media job is NOT to just inform......Hell Trump does that at 5 AM with his tweets......
Investigative journalism is a whole more complex than your silly definition. Someday,maybe, you may also understand.
So tell me "is a whole more", what should an investigative reporter write in their story other than the who, what, when and where?
What a free press reports to a free people is none of the business of a freely elected president.
So the NYT reporting a story of a woman that Trump sexually assaulted, in spite of her telling the NYT that it didn't happen, is none of his business, REALLY?
If the press breaks a law, there is a legal remedy open to him.