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Yesterday, Politico published an article mourning the death of an arrogant figure in journalism. Author Jac Schaefer laments that “hurt, limping and doubting its future, American journalism seems to be losing the quality that has stood the test of time for a century and a half: arrogance.” ing. Hmm, “wounded and limping.” Sounds like you’re talking about Kristi Noem’s dog.
It’s not over yet!
But from Earth to Legacy Media: You can stop crying now. It’s over, and you lost big. You get less credit for it than a week-old tuna salad. Schaefer’s point is that journalism has become too cowardly, but his real purpose seems to be to urge his fellow reporters to be tougher. is. Sorry, Brian Stelter can’t even do girl push-ups.
Now, Schaefer goes on to claim that there are some accredited journalists out there who make swaggering statements, but clearly his definition of swaggering is writers who despise half the country. Because they’re all either left-wing or far-left. This article is like walking around a nursing home in an open back hospital gown, listening to his grandfather reminisce about the crazy days of his youth. Or, in Biden’s case, the front.
But this article ignorantly proves its own point. If Schaefer, who spent years working in media around New York and Washington, D.C., began mourning the death of traditional journalism, he simply wrote its epitaph. And, of course, his tombstone will have a story about Russiagate written on it.
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What today’s traditional media is missing is not the hype. Like Joe Biden’s gut, it’s control. Oddly enough, all the swagger types Schaefer cites from the good old days are the kind of characters who would be chased out of the newsrooms they first applied to by people like Jac Schaefer.
I’m talking about grizzled white people who drank, stormed out, were often rough, obnoxious, and often politically incorrect. Think of Lee Marvin using a typewriter. It’s one of the founding dinosaurs, but it’s now a Bond villain all over the world. If Ben Franklin were alive today, he would be sitting in his human resources department taking a lecture from Karen, who is non-binary, because no woman signed the Declaration of Independence.
But what actually angers Schaefer is that the media is no longer seen as the hero. He said, “Due in part to his declining status and irrational attacks from politicians like Trump, journalists today routinely experience ridicule and harassment in public settings such as rallies and demonstrations. “I am,” he wrote.
Indeed, they are high school Kilmeades. So let’s get this straight: You lied to us for years about Russian collusion. You tried to convince us that a laptop that is clearly real is fake. You were rooting for a bogus legal action against a leading presidential candidate.
Are you crying because Trump hates you? Is it because the rest of us can’t be honest anymore? You’re lucky that a RICO charge doesn’t bind your entire profession. However, Jack has a point in pointing out that today’s mainstream people are cowards.
This is what former CNN reporter Michelle Kosinski wrote to X about a recent dinner she attended in Florida, which she claims still haunts her. “All were well-educated and successful in their careers. They looked great! On the surface. It lasted about an hour. But after a few drinks, slowly, they… I started to reveal my true MAGA nature…”
hang on. Were they polite? Did they pay their bills? Didn’t they burn down the police station? What made them let go? I’m sure someone called her a b****** for her conformity to traditional media elitism. Maybe it was just a little MAGA arrogance on her part? Look, that’s not swagger at all. It means someone is more bossy than them.
Trump doesn’t live in the heads of legacy media, he’s a shitty landlord who keeps raising rents. He is like a squatter whose owner cannot evict him because he has changed the keys. So the main thing Schaefer is missing is that this disastrously shitty direction called journalism stems from grad school thinking and the groupthink he indulged.
Do the Schaeffers of the world really want to know how this profession has deteriorated? Look at the machines that churned out these clones. But Jack can’t say that. Because he is one of them and becomes a bystander to the decline.
You’re not a whistleblower, Jack. You are just another cog in the machine. And here’s a little story about this man’s true heart. Finally, he adds: “No, Fox News isn’t bossy.”
Sorry, but have you ever seen Trace Gallagher? He’s like a mix between James Dean and a Dodge Charger. But Jack felt compelled to add that part. Because he knew that would be the reaction. There’s arrogance, but it comes from all the places he and his friends hate.
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So, go out there, Donald, you’re in their head. In fact, many of us have small brains running around. Luckily, Jack, I don’t take up much space.
