My colleague put together this great article about the McConnel/ McGrath race.
One of the many races that will be discussed during our coverage on election night on https://t.co/auusz1XbDI
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@DinoZc0305@Mmf99Fisc@kairyssdal It is sort of genius. Trump understands that short, easy to consume sound bites are the most effective messages. He also understands that the media is obligated to cover what he says.
@DinoZc0305@Mmf99Fisc@kairyssdal Sadly, I don't think his supporters really want details. They are content with sound bites and hyperbole and most won't read into anything beyond that. Many Americans are fed up with the news and the talking points. Trump crafts short, easy to consume statements. They want more.
"Democracy was never meant to be transactional - you give me your vote; I make everything better. It requires an active and informed citizenry."
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As a student of journalism, I've learned that comprehensiveness and context is more important than objectivity. As a news consumer, I try to gather info from multiple sources knowing there is a bias.
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