Journalists need to persuade citizens on impeachment, WaPo writer argues

[rangerrebew]

Journalists need to persuade citizens on impeachment, WaPo writer argues
 

As the House of Representatives approaches a vote on soon-to-be-drafted articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, public opinion on the issue hasn’t changed much since before the public hearings.

So, writes Washington Post media columnist Margaret Sullivan, journalists need to find ways to better reach and persuade the small percentage of people remaining who are open to going either way on impeachment.

“Despite the hardened positions, some members of the public are still uncertain,” Sullivan writes. “Some are persuadable, and yes, it matters. Maybe, just maybe, it’s the job of American journalism in this moment to get serious about trying to reach these citizens.”

https://truepundit.com/journalists-need-to-persuade-citizens-on-impeachment-wapo-writer-argues/

[rangerrebew]

There never has been, at any time or in any place, a better, clearer, simpler example of journalism's commitment to unbiased reporting!!!

[skeeter]

There never has been, at any time or in any place, a better, clearer, simpler example of journalism's commitment to unbiased reporting!!!

They don't even pretend anymore.

We should be grateful. Today's journalists aren't as smart as their predecessors, who realized most Americans aren't leftwing batsh*t crazy as they are.

[Cyber Liberty]

Good idea, WaPo.  Capital!  Too many people have no idea there's an Impeachment going on.