The past 10 days have been a #MeToo bonanza for the corporate media. We have heard the constant drum beat by the media, exacerbated by GOS and a few other select blogs about Senate candidate Roy Moore’s predatory behavior toward under aged teenage girls while he was a DA. Seems a lot of women have stepped up to make similar claims. And defense attorney Gloria Alred is at the forefront to represent those who chose to talk to the media. Doesn’t take more than a stone’s throw to remind anyone of someone’s pussygate revealed 13 months ago. Women marched the … Continue reading →
Over the weekend, I mentioned that Saturday Night Live (SNL) had a series of sketches that packed some punches. One of them was the Open Cold, which featured Alec Baldwin reprising his role as Trump. Read more…
Continue reading →TYT Politics Reporter Jordan Chariton (@JordanChariton) spoke with Jeff Cohen, founding Director of the Park Center for Independent Media at Ithaca College at The People’s Summit on June 18th, 2016.
Cohen, a former analyst for Fox News Channel who was removed for not toeing the conservative line, spoke to Chariton about the media malpractice that gave rise to Donald Trump–and hurt Senator Bernie Sanders.
The Press Did Bernie Right In & His Supporters Have The Right To Be Sore Neal Gabler, BillMoyers.com This piece originally appeared on BillMoyers.com. Earlier this week, even before Hillary Clinton’s primary victory in California assured her the Democratic presidential nomination, the Associated Press had already declared her the presumptive nominee. Bernie Sanders and his supporters were sore, and they had a right to be. Although the AP defended its decision, saying that Clinton’s crossing the delegate threshold was news and they had an obligation to report it when they did (the day before the clinching primaries) the timing and … Continue reading →
