Quote of the Day on a free press duty and fairness
Robert Giles, curator at the Nieman Foundation, 1997, emphasizes that a free press carries the duty of fairness under its protections and privileges.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2009
Page
2
Robert Giles, curator at the Nieman Foundation, 1997, emphasizes that a free press carries the duty of fairness under its protections and privileges.
The piece argues that modern politics is dominated by ideology and image rather than ideas. It criticizes echo chambers, the ease of spreading falsehoods, and the harsh backlash for any policy approach. It urges liberals to listen and conservatives to generate meritorious ideas for progress.
The piece argues opponents of the president's health care reform are diverse and widespread. It cites surveys, politics, age groups, small business concerns, and broad public involvement at town halls, highlighting that critics come from many walks of life and may include moderates, independents, and some Democrats.
A Richmond driver warns neighbors to stay vigilant around Franklin County workers after a county pickup backed into a vehicle leaving a storm task site. The back of the pickup carried a large tank blocking the window and a county officer arrived as the driver and passenger discussed the incident.
Marjorie Feuerborn of Richmond questions a collision report after her front end damage from a Buick Skylark, while a county road grader is described speeding and crashing near a base driveway. She asks witnesses to come forward and accuses taxpayer equipment of retaliation for Reader Forum letters.
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