The story is that the federal government is lying about what happened.
There is plenty of evidence.
Your job, our job, is to sift that evidence and describe what actually happened ffs.
@kakape One of my favorite quotes from The Newroom:
❝ Bias toward fairness means that if the entire congressional Republican caucus were to walk into the House and propose a resolution stating that the Earth was flat, the Times would lead with 'Democrats and Republican can't agree on shape of Earth'.

Clearly that's not what their job is - not every newspaper shaped object is a newspaper.
@kakape Just remind me, how much did Bezos donate to tRump?
@kakape the federal government is afraid of the truth.
Recruiting gangbangers to masquerade as federal officers isn't acceptable. They murdered Alex Pretti.
"Some say that journalists should strive to be “neutral”
I disagree....
When remaining “neutral” is used as an excuse to avoid stating uncomfortable truths — truths that might offend the powerful or the public — that is not journalism.
That is cowardice."
#Journalism #Press #Media #News #Journalists #Politics #Meme
"If one politician states that it is raining, and another politician states that it is sunny, a journalist who simply quotes both politicians is not only being lazy, but is also FAILING at journalism.
A journalist's job is not simply to quote whatever a politician says.
A journalist's job is to “check the weather” and then report on the accuracy or inaccuracy of what has been said."
"Truth demands the free press pull no punches, even it that appears to be 'taking sides.' (Taking the side of truth is the media's job.)"
-Jennifer Rubin
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2024/08/04/nabj-trump-interview-media-coverage/
Exactly. And the two can't be true simultaneously so isn't it part of their job to determine which is.
This type of reporting just continues to maintain a framework where facts don't matter, truth is what you choose to believe.
Everyone can see where that philosophy is heading.