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  1. Searching for actual truth?
    It’s so much easier to have talking heads saying’ he said,she said’.
    Bonus: By carefully choosing your talking heads you can skew the questions to one side or another while still pretending to be ‘fair and balanced’ and looking at ‘both sides’, while forgetting that in a three-dimensional world there are really only two sides to anything.
    This has to change.
    But I’m not holding my breath waiting.

  2. I was a stringer for an Idaho newspaper in the late 1990s and remember how shocked I was to hear that the policy was now you always gave both sides in an article. Their newspaper? Their rules, but the published stupidity that came with that rule was intolerable so I quit and started writing letters to the editor. Another reason ignorance in America has reached unprecedented heights.

  3. Your title quote is one of my favorites (I even transcribed it into a Medieval meme), but I’m stating to realize it’s incomplete. If it’s the Republican who says it’s raining and the Democrat who says it’s not, the journalist needs to look out of multiple windows, because I guarantee the Republican has paid someone to stand at one of them and train a garden hose just above it. Just sayin’.

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