Offering this free through my subscription:
"McDaniel was offered a more lucrative contributor contract after she agreed to appear on MSNBC and not just NBC News"
I may write about the irony of all of this for my weekend blog post.
Offering this free through my subscription:
"McDaniel was offered a more lucrative contributor contract after she agreed to appear on MSNBC and not just NBC News"
I may write about the irony of all of this for my weekend blog post.
This is the problem right here:
"In a friendly call between Jones and McDaniel, the two spoke about the . . need to have differing views on the airwaves."
People don't need "differing views."
They need facts.
The way MSNBC presents "news" the facts gets lost in an avalanche of opinions, speculation, and conjecture.
They are making their viewers less informed and angrier.
"But perhaps the most striking and frightening aspect of the German flight from reality is the habit of treating facts as though they were mere opinions."
Hannah Arendt (The Aftermath of Nazi Rule - Report from Germany. In: Commentary 10 (1950), p. 342 (344); https://de.m.wikiquote.org/wiki/Hannah_Arendt)
Considering today's debating 'culture' I am tempted to add "... and mere opinions as though they were facts.".