Media: Making stuff up just to report on something?
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Haha--and like the so-called president who talks just to hear the sound of his voice and tweets just to see his word in print, even when misspelled, garbled and senseless.
Thousands of them, working at dozens of agencies and depts, all acting in unison w/o breaking ranks to make up the news just to mess with Trump. B/c that level of coordination at that scale is something you normally see in life.
Here's the funny part: A Republican comes out in public against Trump in public, you and your ilk drag them through the mud and call them useless, liars, thieves, etc. A Republican comes out against Trump in private, you and your ilk complain about why don't these "sources" come out in public?
This is why we can't have adult conversations. We're dealing with children who want their cake and eat it too. You try to discredit Republicans who publicly go against Trump and complain about the "fake" ones who aren't doing it public. You guys are clowns.
That sounded more like you're mad, because you got left out.
I think what happens because of the Internet, they no longer have time to thoroughly vet the information they get or everyone beats them to the story.
Overseas, they used to have news bureaus in several countries. Reporters knew who they could go to for information and they had their ears to the ground so they knew what was going to happen (like an uprising) before it did. With overseas stories reporters are all reactionary now and they seem to often rely on the official press releases, which may or may not be the truth, from overseas government officials to source their stories.
Reporting is really crappy these days.
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