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Does anything better characterize Moxie's mindset than this quote from an MSNBC producer's recent resignation letter?
"I understand that the journalistic process is largely subjective and any group of individuals may justify a different set of priorities on any given day. Therefore, it’s particularly notable to me, for one, that nearly every rundown at the network basically is the same, hour after hour. And two, they use this subjective nature of the news to justify economically beneficial decisions. I’ve even heard producers deny their role as journalists. A very capable senior producer once said: “Our viewers don’t really consider us the news. They come to us for comfort.”
That is exactly the case with MSNBC viewers such as Moxie. They are not looking for information or details, but reassurance and "comfort." That is why she can't even condemn Democratic governors for the idiotic decision to send elderly coronavirus patients into nursing homes, but instead has to blame Trump. She is looking for comfort, not truth or reality.
Personal news: why I’m now leaving MSNBC
"I understand that the journalistic process is largely subjective and any group of individuals may justify a different set of priorities on any given day. Therefore, it’s particularly notable to me, for one, that nearly every rundown at the network basically is the same, hour after hour. And two, they use this subjective nature of the news to justify economically beneficial decisions. I’ve even heard producers deny their role as journalists. A very capable senior producer once said: “Our viewers don’t really consider us the news. They come to us for comfort.”
That is exactly the case with MSNBC viewers such as Moxie. They are not looking for information or details, but reassurance and "comfort." That is why she can't even condemn Democratic governors for the idiotic decision to send elderly coronavirus patients into nursing homes, but instead has to blame Trump. She is looking for comfort, not truth or reality.
Personal news: why I’m now leaving MSNBC
Personal news: why I’m now leaving MSNBC
“Just quit.” That’s the advice Alec gave a year and a half ago when I expressed concerns about my job. “You just quit. It’s that simple.” “Stay at MSNBC at least until the midterms,” Jeffrey said a couple years back. He advised to watch and see what happens. “Hang in there… you’re needed,”...
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