Compare these examples:
"Mueller Probe Stinks Worse Than Cabbage Cooking in an Unventilated Kitchen" --Fox News
"Is Trump unraveling as Mueller investigation hits closer to home?" --MSNBC
The themes surrounding Russiagate reportage range from Trump covering up the conspiracy with Russia that got him elected president, to a plot by mysterious American "deep state" forces to stage a coup against Trump.
How are audiences able to sort out the real story? My guess is that people are likely to ascribe credibility to whichever news source most closely reflects their own political biases.
But in an era of truth contestability that's no way to uncover the honest facts.
What's worse is that I've seen in most cases the critically important background regarding Russiagate has been suppressed. This leaves observers with little reliable information to go by. Audiences are being exposed to questionable accounts without the benefit of context.
To ameliorate that situation I've prepared a series of monographs that present relevant background. The series is called "Russia: Straight Talk on Hushed Issues."
Initially, six monographs have been posted (http://www.amzn.to/2jpNV80).
Current titles include,
--Wise Up President Trump: It's time to confront the Russian Conspiracy scandal head on
--The Secret Yeltsin Scandal: Discover the truth about the present from events in the past
--Putin's Orders For Trump: Do they exist, and is Trump complying?
--Congress Warned Over Russia: The smell of war is in the air. What can Congress do?
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