Walking on the Venice beach isn’t the most reliable way to get real news, but since professional journalists failed miserably during the Bush Administration years, the information obtained on a Sunday stroll might be more reliable than the unchecked and unrelenting Republican talking points being pedaled as hard hitting news writing, by so-called professionals.
The insurance companies are, it is alleged, buying small banks and applying for the bailout funds available to those banks.
What are the chances that some reporter for the New York Times will read this item and check it out?
Suppressed News or Unsubstantiated Rumor?
Walking on the Venice beach isn’t the most reliable way to get real news, but since professional journalists failed miserably during the Bush Administration years, the information obtained on a Sunday stroll might be more reliable than the unchecked and unrelenting Republican talking points being pedaled as hard hitting news writing, by so-called professionals.
The insurance companies are, it is alleged, buying small banks and applying for the bailout funds available to those banks.
What are the chances that some reporter for the New York Times will read this item and check it out?