
A Dream Source For Whom, Exactly?
Woodward’s account of a close source relationship raises the question of who benefits from access.
Read The Article →Every political decision arrives with a preferred explanation. We examine the messaging, press performances and manufactured outrage that try to turn that explanation into common sense. Original satire translates the euphemisms, follows the contradictions and gives the talking points a few questions they did not rehearse.
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Woodward’s account of a close source relationship raises the question of who benefits from access.
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Ending a government’s media empire is progress. The replacement government does not get paid in favorable coverage.
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The disputed Kennedy Center donation story needs financial evidence. A spelling argument is not a bank statement.
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Defending public-service journalism means demanding clear boundaries and transparent contributions—not treating reassurance as evidence.
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A fictional television-market inquiry offers a wider choice of camera angles, provided nobody widens the shot.
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