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X ProfessionalOverthinker retweeted
A Tennessee nurse practitioner hopes President Trump visits a gas station infamous for multiple fatal shootings.
Would you trust this person with your health?
X ProfessionalOverthinker retweeted
Democrat backed Dan Osborn: "At the end of the day, I’m gonna win this election. And then I’ll be the Senator for six years and everybody else can f*ck off... I can go and I can be the voice for LGBTQ and immigration" nitter.cf/townhallcom/status/210…
This needs to go mega viral
If this is how Osborn talks about voters and political opposition behind closed doors, Nebraska deserves to hear it
"Everybody else can f*ck off” is certainly an interesting way to talk about the people he wants to trust him
X ProfessionalOverthinker retweeted
INBOX: Student Chromebooks at Glen Ridge Schools in NJ reportedly had their desktop background changed and locked to a promotional image of NJ Democrat Rep. Analilia Mejia.
This is ILLEGAL! @AAGDhillon
X ProfessionalOverthinker retweeted
Colorado players talking trash about Northwestern’s temporary stadium ahead of this evening’s game:
“This place f*cking sucks”
“Sh*t sounds like a f*cking library.”
X ProfessionalOverthinker retweeted
Hey Sue, where in the code of journalistic ethics is it okay to direct viewers to use a left wing resource that will encourage them to donate through Act Blue, the Democratic fundraising platform?
I'm teaching journalism at Emerson.
Here are some foundational principles of ethical journalism (per the SPJ Code of Ethics and Poynter):
•Seek truth and report it – Accuracy, fairness, and honesty in gathering/reporting information
•Minimize harm – Treat sources and subjects with respect; balance public need against potential harm
•Act independently – Avoid conflicts of interest; serve the public, not special interests
•Be accountable – Acknowledge mistakes, correct them promptly, and explain your decisions
•Be transparent about funding and organization - be public about ownership and revenue sources
•Acknowledge mistakes - correct them promptly, and explain your decisions
There are different types of journalists: reporters, commentators, critics, bloggers, citizen journalists, advocacy journalists.
You expect a columnist to have a point of view, a restaurant critic to offer judgment, an advocacy journalist to advocate.
However, readers should demand these core principles from all news and information sources—whether it's labeled news, opinion, or analysis.
Does your news source follow these guidelines?
X ProfessionalOverthinker retweeted
What NBC10 Boston has done to the lone holdout juror is a journalistic disgrace. After eleven white jurors failed to pressure the jury’s only Black member into abandoning his independent judgment, NBC10 effectively joined the campaign to destroy him.
While the jury list remains judicially impounded, NBC10 repeatedly approached this private citizen’s home, contacted his estranged relatives and former wife, searched through his housing records, publicized his unpaid rent and eviction, repeated a relative’s insult that he is a “narcissist,” and resurrected domestic-violence allegations wholly unrelated to Lindsay Clancy’s criminal responsibility.
NBC10 buried the crucial facts. The 2021 criminal charge was dismissed. Allegations in a restraining-order proceeding are not criminal convictions. Financial problems have absolutely nothing to do with whether Clancy knew that strangling her three children was wrong. None of this refutes the juror’s evidence-based concerns about the sequential killings and Clancy’s deliberate actions afterward.
Most disgracefully, NBC10 insinuated that the juror may have answered his questionnaire dishonestly, and even suggested possible criminal conduct, while admitting that the questionnaire is confidential, that the station has never seen it and that it cannot confirm how he answered. That is not responsible investigative journalism. It is speculation carefully arranged to resemble proof.
A confidential questionnaire issue, if one exists, belongs before the judge, not in a televised character-assassination campaign. NBC10 had no legitimate reason to publish this man’s rent problems or broadcast insults from estranged relatives. Those details were included for one purpose: to humiliate and discredit the sole juror who refused to deliver the verdict preferred by Clancy’s supporters.
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CVS in Lexington, MA is celebrating 9/11 with a banner “Cheers to 25 years” hanging under the pharmacy pickup window. I spoke with the manager (Russel Islam who is Muslim) and told him the banner was insensitive and he should remove it. I went back, and it is still there. They are celebrating the attack on the twin towers that killed 2,977 Americans. Unbelievable! 🇺🇸
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BREAKING: The Democrat nominee for Ohio Governor – Amy Acton – sent her kids to a private school.
She now fights against school choice for others.
This hypocrite must lose in November.
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I am hearing that this lunatic who held a cake with a Kirk Assasination celebratory message is a tutor at @UUtah.
She obviously cannot be trusted to mentor and help students.
When will she be expelled?