Alexandra Merideth Erin [she/her] - in my Brain Damage arc: The number of true facts is effectively infinite. The number of facts that fit in an article is limited. The choice of which facts are relevant and worth mentioning is subjective. The framing around those facts is, too. This whole passive "news just IS, it just sort of happens" line wears thin.

If a journalist has been consistently reliable, resourceful and accurate when reporting things you want to hear, you don’t get to dismiss them when they report something you don’t. I’m sorry, I don’t make the rules. nymag.com/intelligence...

The Conspiracy of Silence to Protect Joe Bidennymag.com The president’s mental decline was like a dark family secret for many elite supporters.

Fair. But what if the writer is the opposite of that? What if the writer is Olivia Nuzzi?...but I repeat myself.

Here is her collected work. Read it, if you haven’t. I have. nymag.com/author/olivi...

Olivia Nuzzi Author Archivenymag.com View an archive of articles by Olivia Nuzzi for New York Magazine.

Lol scrolled back to November before giving up - "RFK Jr is a conservative, and a liberal, and he could turn this presidential race upside down." No he's not. No he won't. That's not true.

Read the article. Find a reported fact that isn’t true. Let me know.

The number of true facts is effectively infinite. The number of facts that fit in an article is limited. The choice of which facts are relevant and worth mentioning is subjective. The framing around those facts is, too. This whole passive "news just IS, it just sort of happens" line wears thin.

You have to admit Nuzzi very accurately and meticulously described Mike Cernovich’s preferred framing here. All you can say is, that’s journalism baby

Mike Cernovich Pivots From Pizzagate to Not-So-Fake Newsnymag.com The alt-right favorite is distancing himself from Trump and rebranding as a journalist — “because it really triggers people.”

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