I feel like Ross starts with a forgone conclusion, then works his way backwards toward the beginning, or what would usually be the end for that matter. I think media in general, and more conservative media in particular, is no longer open-minded, or even partially. I get the distinct impression that corporate media, and it's all corporate media to a certain extent, no longer accommodates any ambiguity. It must be out in front of events at all costs, even if that means pushing a specific "story" or massaging reality. I don't know if this is because the folks in the C-suite need things to be predictable, of if the donors require the same, or if it's both. Regardless, at a time when we need more incisive and deep coverage, we get "Will there Be a Biden Comeback?" (Comeback from what?)

I feel like Ross starts with a forgone conclusion, then works his way backwards toward the beginning, or what would usually be the end for that matter. I think media in general, and more conservative media in particular, is no longer open-minded, or even partially. I get the distinct impression that corporate media, and it's all corporate media to a certain extent, no longer accommodates any ambiguity. It must be out in front of events at all costs, even if that means pushing a specific "story" or massaging reality. I don't know if this is because the folks in the C-suite need things to be predictable, of if the donors require the same, or if it's both. Regardless, at a time when we need more incisive and deep coverage, we get "Will there Be a Biden Comeback?" (Comeback from what?)

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