— Dianne Belsom of Laurens, S.C., in Marc Fisher’s piece on media polarization and political worldviews.
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yemelesshaecceity said:
Not only does this reflect poorly on us, it shows what an appalling job the media does in terms of journalistic integrity. It’s utterly unacceptable that news media feed people only what they want to hear. You shouldn’t be able to run from the truth.
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I disagree. We must note that the president does not have the ultimate power in determining issues and etc. He works with the other two branches of government, so if you’re blaming it on Obama, why don’t you blame it on our entire government.
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