That kind of says it, doesn't it?
Of course thoughtful journals, like the Atlantic and Foreign Policy, do articles. And our Democratic leaders can force some news coverage, like when they just demanded Trump admin impose new sanctions on Russia for interference in this election.
Here's the beginning of CNN's spin that the real problem is that intelligence officials sounding the alarm and causing TrumpCo to issue outraged denials is just political brangling that's undermining the people's confidence in their officials.
The new Russia drama is a shady tale of secret briefings, compromised trust, mysterious intelligence, improbable characters with hidden agendas and purges of American spy chiefs. But most importantly, this dark new revival of a saga that has ravaged US politics for four years is making it impossible to know what's true anymore.
I guess in this context of media-assisted denial my post does sound rather shrill. Certainly not that a lot of help is needed. After all, the people being hurt so far in our nation's accelerated decline are mostly those "born to suffer" anyway. Oh, and of course a lot of our young people. But that's not me, or you.
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