What a pity that ethics and professionalism have declined in journalism, even among papers that have always been held in such high esteem.
When Obama promised that no hyperbole would come from his White House, you’d think media outlets would have taken his cue. But alas, everyone is going for the headline and the sound byte–and not just Fox. Good for Obama that he’s calling them on it.
The more this guy talks, the more apparent is the necessity of his administration.
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Oh my. Accountability. I like it.
What a pity that ethics and professionalism have declined in journalism, even among papers that have always been held in such high esteem.
When Obama promised that no hyperbole would come from his White House, you’d think media outlets would have taken his cue. But alas, everyone is going for the headline and the sound byte–and not just Fox. Good for Obama that he’s calling them on it.
The more this guy talks, the more apparent is the necessity of his administration.