Joe Biden: Iraq, Ukraine, potato, potahto, whatever -
.” When pressed for explanation, USA said the bias of omission, err, “partial quote,” was “within our guidelines.” Bloomberg’s Leonard, however, righted the wrong and reported on the real context and full quote.
Oh, and that reminds: “Half of Americans in a recent survey indicated they believe national news organizations intend to mislead, misinform or persuade the public to adopt a particular point of view through their reporting,” Fortuneonly made an occasional gaffe because of work-related fatigue, or stresses of the job or because of natural human error, America could laugh it off and go on with political business.
And this is a guy who wants a second White House term. He’s not just a joke. He’s a national security risk. And within America, that’s pretty much settled science.
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