If you have a hobby or personal interest, you might
at times look for other diversions. The elections being over has led to
interests outside the verdict of the votes. The interests of reporters have
grown to: what is, or are, the elected
doing, has the elected done what was said are the plans, how can we make our
venue attention getting? Who did Trump meet with?
That would be interesting, if more to the point, if
we were to learn what counsel or ideas were exchanged and what decisions were
made? Privacy is ever important to keep private but opinionated statements away from
those who would have us believe their thoughts or desires. Obviously the
subjects chosen to provide speculative interests’ will reveal little because
one simple sentence will lead to innuendos and guessing along the lines of
criticism so the readers, listeners, and watchers will be enthralled with the
guesses. When will the opinions be pushed aside and facts be announced without
slants?
What are the facts? Facts no longer seem to matter to
the anti-Trump media. We hear or see little concerning facts of the war on
ISIS. How many workers have truly left
the work force? Is the National debt effecting our country or is it a myth?
What is happening to the health insurance for the working families? Why are we
worried about thespians lecturing a vice president when they are obviously far removed
from the real world of going to work or looking for a lob? Pick a channel or
read a paper. The major part is opinion based on twisting of statements or a
mayor wanting to gain favor by declaring sanctuary. The media should be
shouting the mayor of a sanctuary city is working against law.
A recent concern has been aired that the cultural
media is producing false headlines on the internet. At this time telling the
truth will make a difference.
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