"You might think the Democrats’ surge occurred in spite of their posture toward legacy media.
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William Lindsey :toad:replied to Rich Stein (he/him) last edited by
@RunRichRun @mastodonmigration Thank you. Yes, I now understand Mastodon Migration's point in drawing my attention to John Malone.
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Mastodon Migrationreplied to William Lindsey :toad: last edited by
It's not a criticism of anything you do. You're work is phenomenal. Just been thinking lately how these guys, and they are human beings, are largely escaping the attention they deserve for co-opting the top national media outlets in this country. Seems like it should be a big story.
Seriously, thank you again for your work here! Your threads are absolutely fantastic!
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William Lindsey :toad:replied to Mastodon Migration last edited by
@mastodonmigration No, no — didn't take it as criticism at all! I'm happy always to have suggestions about how I can serve better, as I try to do my little bit to share good commentary and educate others while always educating myself! Old teachers never die. We just fade away….
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Stoney Takesreplied to William Lindsey :toad: last edited by
@wdlindsy @mastodonmigration Exactly. People that supported Kennedy weren’t Independents or Free thinkers. They were dingbats, rubes and right wingers in disguise.
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William Lindsey :toad:replied to Stoney Takes last edited by
@Stoneycase @mastodonmigration I agree.
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@lyda @mastodonmigration @wdlindsy A couple of fine English papers that often cover our politics better than our own press:
The Financial Times. Best in class at showing how and why Trump is BAD for business.
Very good coverage of the Harris campaign. Almost daily stories about climate change. They are on Mastodon. https://sfba.social/@[email protected] High School students/teachers/staff can get the Financial Times for free https://ft.com/schoolsarefreeThe Guardian. Also a fine paper. Free to all. https://theguardian.com
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@andytiedye @lyda @mastodonmigration @wdlindsy Medias Touch is very good. They are biased and lean left, but they are truthful and being receipts. The Guardian has been hit and miss in my opinion.
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@Burnt_Veggies @lyda @mastodonmigration @wdlindsy
The FT doesn't mince words:
Martin Wolf:
...The question arises: are the oligarchs who are trying to make Trump president and JD Vance vice-president, the latter a man who has declared he would not have certified that election, about to learn what it means to have a tyrant as president? Yes, someone who attempts a coup against the electoral process — the very heart of democracy — is a would-be tyrant. So is someone who may fill his government with people personally loyal to him. Nobody then can truly be safe, except loyalists and sycophants....The plutocrats who support Trump may remain safer than Berezovsky. But can they really be as free as they want? Yes, a further erosion of democracy might protect them from interference by the elected politicians they detest. But the men they put in power, in their stead, have a tendency to turn themselves into absolute rulers. Nobody can then be truly safe.
https://ft.pressreader.com/article/281814289130125 -
Mastodon Migrationreplied to 𝓐𝓷𝓭𝔂𝓣𝓲𝓮𝓭𝔂𝓮 𓀤 last edited by
@andytiedye @Burnt_Veggies @lyda @wdlindsy
Great article! Thanks for sharing!
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Martin Vermeer FCDreplied to William Lindsey :toad: last edited by
@wdlindsy Others have noticed
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William Lindsey :toad:replied to Martin Vermeer FCD last edited by
@martinvermeer Thank you. Great commentary.
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Martin Vermeer FCDreplied to William Lindsey :toad: last edited by
@wdlindsy Someone else who noticed
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William Lindsey :toad:replied to Martin Vermeer FCD last edited by
@martinvermeer Yes, that was a delightful essay by Moxon, written with his usual verve.