I know I should be posting about the fact that the entire Environmental Protection Agency was essentially put on ice this morning, or that Trump just hinted about the possibility of martial law in Chicago, or that the controversial Keystone XL and Dakota Access oil pipeline projects have been brought back to life by executive […]
Tag Archives: the future of journalism
Building a real “truther” movement… We need an army
Posted in Civil Liberties, Environment, History, Ideas, Mark's Life, Marketing, Politics, Special Projects, Uncategorized Also tagged alternate facts, alternative facts, big oil, border wall, call to action, Chicago, CIA, conspiracy theories, Dakota Access, Dan Rather, Donald Trump, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, executive orders, global climate change, Global Warming, illegal alien, inauguration, Kellyanne Conway, Keystone XL, lies, Lindsey Graham, martial law, Mexico, oil, pipelines, popular vote, post-truth, Republican lies, rigged elections, Sean Spicer, threats to Democracy, truth, voter suppression 27 Comments
Wall Street Journal editor-in-chief Gerard Baker on why his paper won’t be calling Trump’s lies “lies”
Continuing our conversation from before Christmas about how the press intends to cover the lies of President Trump, I wanted to share the following quote from this past weekend’s episode of the Meet the Press. This is how Wall Street Journal editor-in-chief Gerard Baker responded to a question posed by Chuck Todd about how aggressively, […]
Posted in Media, Uncategorized Also tagged birther, coal mining, conspiracy theories, Dan Rather, Donald Trump, drain the swamp, future of journalism, Gerard Baker, Glenn Kessler, Greg Sargent, journalism, lies, Meet the Press, normalization, pizzagate, PolitiFact, post-truth, racism, the press, the sad state of journalism, truth, Wall Street Journal 5 Comments
The entertainment industrial complex takes on Trump
With the news media having failed the American people so incredibly this election cycle, and the very real possibility of a Trump presidency looming in the not too distant future, numerous people and organizations, some of whom who have never weighed in on such things in the past, are beginning to come forward publicly in […]
Posted in Marketing, Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged 2016, advertising, Don Cheadle, Donald Trump, George Bush, get out the vote, Idiocracy, Joss Whedon, Mark Cuban, Mike Judge, news media, Presidential politics, PSA, the sad state of journalism, voting 17 Comments