There were two problems.
One: He told it to someone from James O'Keefe's Project Veritas. The "heavily edited" (but of course) video then started making the rounds.
Two: He also told the truth about the corporatization of media, which ABC then promptly proved true.
Unless you're at an opinion mag, you should have the right — and the comfort level — to freely express your opinions.
And, people at opinion mags agree!
That said, I'm OK with The Nation or National Review having standards on toeing some sort of party line. (That said, why the hell is Hillbot Joan Walsh still at The Nation?)Wright's comments aren't damning at all. And the notion that journalists should never express opinions in private is absurd. O'Keefe is a fraud who operates in bad faith. Stop accepting his premise. https://t.co/JxIhPtoBr6— Radley Balko (@radleybalko) February 26, 2020
That said, as long as corporate media and James O'Keefe are around — never assume!
I'm sure the suits at ABC also oppose national health care so that they have m ore chances of keeping the David Wrights of the world enserfed.
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