Ban repeat liars from live interviews.
Never put a lie in the headline.
Use a truth sandwich when reporting on lies.
-Don’t take the bait (stop rewarding drama with visibility)
Abandon the social media algorithm (don’t let X dictate the news cycle)
What other basic rules can help the political press avoid the mistakes of 2016 in 2024?
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Simply don't report on the bullsh.t stuff right-wingers brag about. Every mention - even saying "OMG how racist.. " is a win for them, it is Airtime and Newsmention. Just ignore the crazy stuff, only report about the moderate ideas - as media does with leftwingers since like 4ever. They will say, it's cencorship. Also something, media should ignore
Stuff like this... trump will party about this article, it benefits him and raises hislchances to win. I really don't understand, why media outlets celebrate their angstlust for rigthwing extremists...
Why a Second Trump Presidency May Be More Radical Than His First https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/04/us/politics/trump-2025-overview.html?smid=nytcore-android-share
George Lakoff
Roman Vilgut