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Monthly Archives: November 2015
The Greatest Crisis Facing Humankind?
In less than two weeks 40,000 alarmed world leaders, scientists, journalists, and apprehensive observers gather in Paris to deal with the greatest crisis facing humankind, perhaps the most significant challenge since the dawn of civilization some ten millennia in our … Continue reading
Assessing the Presidential Debates, and the Candidates
Each of us forms our own notions about these Democrat and Republican presidential debates. Frankly, I don’t spend any time thinking about which debate, CNN, CNBC, FBN, FOX, or others to come, is best. That is a subjective question that … Continue reading
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Tagged 93 percent of journalists, Chris Cillizza, CNBC, CNN, confirmation bias, Debates, Elections, FBN, FOX, Presidential Debates, Washington Post, Washington Times
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