It’s just all so amazing..
No Empathy
Your President and his photo opps. CLICK HERE.
No Visit, Please
Obviously, this is why they kept news people away from the Trump visits:
Trump’s Very Bad Day
Part two.
President Trump visited Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso on Wednesday on a day intended as a show of compassion to cities scarred by a weekend of violence, but which quickly devolved into an occasion for anger-fueled broadsides against Democrats and the news media. Mr. Trump’s schedule was meant to follow the traditional model of apolitical presidential visits with victims, law enforcement officials and hospital workers after calamities like the mass shootings that resulted in 31 deaths in Dayton and El Paso and that created a new sense of national crisis over assault weapons and the rise of white supremacist ideology. That plan went awry even before Mr. Trump, who has acknowledged his discomfort with…
This is how the New York Times reported on Trumps day. The Washington Post version is just below. CLICK HERE to read it.
Trump’s Day
Not a pretty sight…
On a day when President Trump vowed to tone down his rhetoric and help the country heal following two mass slayings, he did the opposite — lacing his visits Wednesday to El Paso and Dayton, Ohio, with a flurry of attacks on local leaders and memorializing his trips with grinning thumbs-up photos. A traditional role for presidents has been to offer comfort and solace to all Americans at times of national tragedy, but the day provided a fresh testament to Trump’s limitations in striking notes of unity and empathy. When Trump swooped into the grieving border city of El Paso to…
Four Washington Post reporters worked on this story. CLICK HERE to read it. It’s worth your time. This was quite a day.
Racism in the White House
Not many words, but enough to make the point:
Why Media is Important
Many of you know I was in TV news most of my career. Here’s an example of how TV can work so well.
And I’m not ignoring print media. Same story. Print response.
