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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 2018
Page
6
Across the nation on August 15 editors rallied to defend freedom of the press amid President Trump’s attacks. The Boston Globe spearheaded the effort, editors vented long pent up hostility, and outlets quoted harsh lines from various publications defending journalistic independence.
Community columnist argues mainstream media overstates political bias while failing to report Trump’s pledge fulfillment and Mueller probe issues. Cites Media Research Center analysis. laments dwindling Circulation and ratings. Bob Ashby of Holland, reachable at rhajlada gmail.com.
The article surveys how President Donald Trump has reshaped media roles, with editors and reporters torn between objectivity and the swirl of his rhetoric. It notes the spread of distrust, the rise of adrenaline driven coverage, and the clash with intelligence and military figures defending Trump’s targets.
Ted Koppel argues the deep state idea persists as cable programs encourage critics to denounce the president, reinforcing Trump supporters view of media as fake news. He sees journalism energized by Trump’s sleaze yet undermined, with internet social media amplifying mass outrage and manipulation.
The Holland Sentinel asks readers if the school year should start before or after Labor Day and whether schools should have the option of federal funding to buy weapons for teachers and staff. Readers are directed to vote on Facebook and Twitter.
The Sentinel explains which columns and letters reflect the writer s opinions and how to submit. Send submissions to newsroom HollandSentinel. com or mail to ATTN. Opinions 54 W. Eighth St. Holland MI 49423 with name address and phone. Handwritten letters are not accepted. Letters must not exceed 300 words unless editor discretion applies.
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