Orlando Sentinel editorial bashes Trump worse than MSNBC, calls him a freakin liar

[Truth Detector]

Inbreeding must have been very rampant and no one realized to what a degree. Trump has utilized America's pinheads, nitwits and numbskulls to put together a base. No one in their right mind would be sticking with this idiot at this point.

yup, lowest common denominator

Dear Leader is taking this opportunity to threaten millions of immigrants with deportation and really get the billes breathing hard and drooling on their wife beaters

Priceless!! Two morons in an echo chamber.

[Celticguy]

Like this one? (The title underneath is NOT mine by the way)....


Yellow Fox

Terrance Clark, Astor & Lenox publishing




10/10/2016 02:04 pm ET Updated Oct 11, 2017

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Journalism was once a completely respectable profession.

Reporters traditionally have been trained writers, and for me one of their real virtues has always been that they write well — sometimes extremely well — on a tight deadline. Anyone who has struggled for years writing a novel — as I have, on several occasions — must of necessity marvel at the ability of a good journalist to tell a story, have it edited, perhaps re-write it and have it re-edited, all in a matter of a few hours before going to press or on camera. This is a charmed capability, and I have spent my entire writing life admiring good reporting.

Now we have Fox. Television journalism is of course nothing new, and has often been quite good. Jim McKay’s reportage on ABC of the terrorist attacks at the 1972 Olympic Games remains in my memory one of the most gripping examples ever of what good television journalism can do. Also, almost everything that came with television’s coverage of the Vietnam war was exemplary of what good journalism must do, which is to get the real facts, weigh all sides of the story, and then tell it as truthfully and clearly as possible, no matter the consequences. In war, the first casualty is truth, as we have learned in the engagements subsequent to Vietnam, with their “embedded” journalists and heavy military “minding” and censorship. The reporters in Vietnam kept the casualty alive and breathing for the duration of that conflict.

Fox News has now become the prime purveyor of yellow journalism. Originally the child of a circulation battle in the 1890s between Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World and William Randolph Hearst’s New York Journal, “yellow journalism” sacrificed truth in favor of sensationalism in order simply to sell more papers. It was a business ploy, not an example of high journalistic ideals. Under the influence of the recently deposed Roger Ailes, Fox News has embraced the unbridled goal of increasing viewership and sales through neo-conservative shouting, so that, on that network, journalism has descended from any high ground it once may have occupied.

Journalism died long ago.

[Cinnabar]

This paper has routinely backed Republicans but they cannot hold their noses tight enough to even think about supporting the birther-in-thief.

[domer76]

teabillies are the same everywhere, these loads talk the exact same shit as they do here.....

One woman told CBS News: "Socialism is not my thing. I don't want to be a socialist country and that's one of the biggest things with Trump. He says we'll never be a socialist country and I hope that we never will be." Another woman said, "I don't think socialism is the best thing for America. I don't see why people want socialism."

No one expressed concern about Mr. Trump's willingness to accept opposition research from foreign nations, but several mentioned Hillary Clinton and Christopher Steele, the former British operative who compiled the infamous Trump dossier.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-s...mpaign-launch/

love this!.........

An attorney who said he represented dozens of former illegal workers at Trump properties planned a news conference with seven of the workers, along with union members to show "Trump's hypocrisy toward immigrants and his economic policies that hurt all workers," according to a statement.

Another Trump supporter said "He doesn't lie."

[domer76]

Journalism died long ago.

Sure it did.

[Celticguy]

Sure it did.

Yes. Morrow andUncle Walter were better at disguising their bias but biased they were.

[domer76]

Yes. Morrow andUncle Walter were better at disguising their bias but biased they were.

Sure it did.

[Callinectes]

Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board: Our endorsement for president in 2020


Our endorsement for president in 2020: Not Donald Trump | Editorial

Donald Trump is in Orlando to announce the kickoff of his re-election campaign.

We’re here to announce our endorsement for president in 2020, or, at least, who we’re not endorsing: Donald Trump.

Some readers will wonder how we could possibly eliminate a candidate so far before an election, and before knowing the identity of his opponent.

Because there’s no point pretending we would ever recommend that readers vote for Trump.

After 2½ years we’ve seen enough.

Enough of the chaos, the division, the schoolyard insults, the self-aggrandizement, the corruption, and especially the lies.

So many lies — from white lies to whoppers — told out of ignorance, laziness, recklessness, expediency or opportunity.

Trump’s capacity for lying isn’t the surprise here, though the frequency is.

It’s the tolerance so many Americans have for it.

There was a time when even a single lie — a phony college degree, a bogus work history — would doom a politician’s career.


https://www.orlandosentinel.com/opin...nui-story.html

The Orlando sentinel? That’s a newspaper right? I remember reading those before I started thinking for myself