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AP Photo/Evan Vucci Here’s one that might surprise you. A left-leaning media activist blasted President Joe Biden for avoiding the press. Yes, you read that right. Biden has finally received criticism from a member of the activist media. During a conversation with CNN media activist Brian Stelter, Yahoo White House Correspondent Brittany Shepherd discussed her coverage of the White House and the differences between the Trump and Biden administrations. She started by giving the obligatory jab at the Trump administration by taking a shot at former White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany...
Being a news guy is a weird occupation these days. When I got into the profession back in the 1980s, there was no Twitter, no Facebook, and very few cable TV channels. It would be a while before some ânewsâ channels went way left, and others went way right. Walter Cronkite had just retired a few years earlier, and he had not reached the saintly status his name invokes today. Almost every day, someone attacks me, or pretty much any news person, because we have reported a story they donât agree with, or one that doesnât echo their views.
More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. CARROLL: Be more like Walter Cronkite From left, Walter Cronkite and former Florida Gov. Claude Kirk. - photo by Special Photo Being a news guy is a weird occupation these days. When I got into the profession back in the ‘80s, there was no Twitter, no Facebook, and very few cable TV channels. It would be a while before some “news” channels went way left, and others went wa...
Being a news guy is a weird occupation these days. When I got into the profession back in the 80s, there was no Twitter, no Facebook, and very few cable TV channels. It would be a while before some “news” channels went way left, and others went way right. Walter Cronkite had just retired a few years earlier, and he had not reached the saintly status his name invokes today. Almost every day, someone attacks me, or pretty much any news person because we have reported a story they don’t agree with, or one that doesn’t echo their views. They usually say, “The news ain’t been worth a (...