Still ignoring the story, though in the past the same media have reported in detail about Walker's $1 Kohl's sweater, bald spot, or Harley-Davidson wallet -- though thank you, MSNBC for mentioning what a world leader - - and one of the few whom Walker has actually met - - thinks of Walker's diplomatic skills.
Media in online digests often simply put up links to national stories if they don't care to reprise or explore the issue in-depth.
Here's the Time.com link.
Media in online digests often simply put up links to national stories if they don't care to reprise or explore the issue in-depth.
Here's the Time.com link.
Thank you for calling out the media. This is proof Wisconsin is awash in propaganda. There is no change in our politics until we hold the major media outlets accountable. They do not care about anything other than ad revenue. MJS is even willing to watch is circulation continue fo free fall.
ReplyDeleteMost likely it will take everything Nomi boycotts of advertisers to make a difference because q owners of the major media players in Wisconsin have decided these assets are worth more as propaganda tools than advertising-supported news sources.
There's a shocker. Media being star struck. The sooner Scooter' s campaign crashes the sooner their junkets end
ReplyDeleteThe media that enabled Walker will look bad if he goes down in flames; therefore, they have a vested interest in continuing to prop him up.
ReplyDeleteThis it's stupid. I thought out was going to be a scathing critique of the ill preparedness of Scott Walker to handle series foreign issues. Instead it is a playground pissing match over a guy that deserves to be "dissed".
ReplyDeleteHa! And an article about media censorship screens comments. Too rich.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous 12:42, that word does not mean what you think it means. See: a dictionary.
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