I like how the journalist for USA Today set out to stop Americans from being able to pay for lawyers, and the defense of the media is "shame on @ggreenwald, we don't actually pay her to do this!"
Is it better that the commissars works for free?
Is it better that the commissars works for free?
You might notice a common theme in her work. There are a lot of opportunities out there for young reporters who have no idea what they're talking about as long as they say the right things, one day they might pay her for this stuff.
https://twitter.com/BarneyFlames/status/1376500666441596929
Flashback: In 2010, Liz Cheney attacked lawyers for defending Guantanamo detainees. Right, left and center denounced her for it. Shouldn't underestimate the degree to which the press and the left have become illiberal. nytimes.com/2010/03/10/us/…
In a debate touching on the important, fundamental issues of due process and censorship, journalists respond to others pointing out their hypocrisy by focusing on what's really important. "Do you think I'm old?"
They bring up age and status of reporter, then cry misogyny.
They bring up age and status of reporter, then cry misogyny.
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