Because it was a day ending in ‘y’, CNN could think of no better voice to give the Trump Assassination story some context than to platform a prominent member of the gun control industry.
Every gun-related story the network produces has a simple overall message: Guns are bad and must all be banned.
Media playbook: never let an opportunity to advocate for stricter limits on Second Amendment freedoms pass you by.
The Trace’s stories will always be anti-gun agitprop rather than actual journalism. That’s what they’re paid for by the country’s largest anti-gun organization.
Can you imagine a similar state law banning reporting that looks into San Diegans for Gun Violence Prevention or the state chapters of Demanding Moms, Brady, or Giffords?
March for Our Lives has shared that the marketing that makes “The Drama” resemble a dark romantic comedy is “deeply misaligned with the reality it engages.
Bad facts drive bad policy. The issue here is not whether crime near schools is serious. The issue is whether the public is being told the truth.
The Daily Mail’s and the media ecosystem will lap it all up, hoping this will be their their OJ Simpson sequel: manufacture just enough courtroom theater to let a deranged radical walk free
Petrolino became curious about the Second Amendment rights New Jersey residents have compared to those of retired state police officers.
If I ever find the individual who suggested these three new board members, I might have to buy them a beer.
