Corporate apologies sweep the corporate world today
Celia Rivenbark notes a wave of contrite statements from Wells Fargo Uber Starbucks Facebook Delta SunTrust and others as they admit fault and promise reforms while readers weigh trust and the staying power of these mea culpas amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Barr Bee debate highlights partisan double standards
Washington Post columnist Kathleen Parker argues about Roseanne Barr and Samantha Bee firing reactions. She notes Barr used a racist image about Valerie Jarrett and questions whether Bee faced similar consequences for crude remarks about Ivanka Trump.
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Left and right clash over harsh political rhetoric
Cal Thomas notes a double standard in how insults toward Trump and his allies are treated versus condemnation of opponents. He cites Samantha Bee and Roseanne Barr incidents, Google’s listing error, and statements from Sarah Huckabee Sanders and Stephanie Grisham as evidence of biased reactions and media silence.
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