Journalism

Naively, I thought newspaper and media people were reporting facts.  Sadly, I have learned that these people have agendas, and most have a liberal twist that becomes apparent as you either read between the lines, or sometime on the lines of their text.  I ran twice for the Minnesota legislature and Mary Lou, my deceased wife of forty years, was grateful that I lost.  During the campaign I saw many articles about me written by a local columnist, and often wondered what meeting she, the reporter, had attended.  The mission of so many is to use their skills in writing to try to affect changes rather than to deal with the facts.  I wish I had the time and opportunity to audit classes in a journalism school.  I know that the journalism schools are teaching how to affect change and reporting is to be slanted to aid in affecting that change.  -- Enough