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Apr 3Liked by FrameLab, L O L G O P

The press — particularly in the current environment — should be truthful, not neutral.

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"The truth must always be repeated more than the lie."

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Apr 3Liked by FrameLab

This issue you address has seemed an overall problem of journalists. I think there is something wrong with journalism schools.

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For what it's worth I wrote to NBC about the Welker statement.

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typo?

"She also created a pretzel of lies in by giving Trump..."

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Lead with millions of dollars of established science on the placebo effect, especially:

Up to 60% of anxious people are cured by placebo

Up to 50% of depressed people are cured by placebo

aka WARNING WARNING WARNING... BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR GULLIBILITY

WARNING WARNING WARNING... BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR GULLIBILITY !!!!

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Excellent approach. I will use it. I'd also like to point out it's not only that the media "has internalized the right-wing lie that our media is “liberal”", but that the torrent of vitriol and threats from far right activists towards journalists for publishing a story they don't like is more than chilling, it is freezing. Very few reporters, editors, and publishers have the courage to stand up to it. As a Brit looking in from the outside, I just do not understand how threats of violence and death are protected speech.

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