The media and the people are getting distracted by the breaking news story of the day. It's going to help in the destruction of America, by turning out attention away from what changes are being made every day.
There are hundreds of news worthy stories that could be told by the media if they would stop acting like lemmings following one story a day off of a cliff.
Carl Rove took down 60 minutes by putting out a military document that was negative about Bush. The document, which is still believed to be true, had a correction in it that was publicly jumped on almost before it was seen in the West coast.
People claimed that the typing ball that typed a correction did not yet exist when the entire document was created.
This had the effect of the typeset, not the contents of the document being the main issue.
The possibility of these forms of false distractions are high these days.
The rumor of Comey asking for more people and funding appears to be this type of false "breaking news".
When proven wrong, it will be used by the trumpets to honk: you got this wrong, so the rest of your reporting comes into question.
Unfortunately this type of scenario is overwhelming the media AGAIN.
Instead of doing their own research, the media all jump on one "breaking story", trying to get the best spin on it, rather than each researching and reporting different, often more important news.
Was it really necessary for each media outlet to spend so much time on "does trump believe in climate change"? All they did was to allow the new WH meme to reword and change his pulling out of the Paris agreement into a less negative light.
Another problem, why are the media using flat earthers and proven liars on their so called panels?
Report the news. Stop giving voice to people who lie and distort and propagate hate.
The records of what Trump, his appointees and Congress are doing are public and need to be researched and reported on every day.
up to date Government information.
Just twenty or two hundred people browsing a day would help get factual information out to the public.
I used to go through their files during the Clinton administration to see if what was being reported was what he actually said and did.
The Bush administration made it more difficult by putting the information in pdf files, but that doesn't seem to be much of a problem that's days.
We need to reveal what they are doing in order to prevent as much damage as possible.
