Mart Smeets has the column also recorded. App users can view the column here to listen.
Newspapers are not a large population that still has time to read a book to inform and it is pretty sure that you can say that the majority of political reporters for the major newspapers (NY Times, Washington Post, LA Times) their preferences for the tenacity of Hillary Clinton and, especially, their aversion of many Donald Trump-statements to use to their reports, views and comments on America to let loose.
Simply put: newspapers reading, America will for the Democratic candidate vote, but how large is that group?
Too small in each case, to the bulk to vote within the necessary is to be in the White House. For that you must be in front of the television; the machtswapen of both parties, and also a gevechtsvloer where heavy battles are being delivered.
I can spend hours watching; the guys really, the accusations, the know-it-alls, the scheldmeneertjes, the connoisseurs, the gemeneriken… A long army of paid guests (politicians, scientists, ex-journalists) comes by every day and preach.
The by far best that I saw is a woman of 45 years, started as a lawyer and later a journalist, become and rapidly moved up in the beehive that FOX News turns out to be. This woman, Megyn Marie Kelly says a lot, is smart and has something that television appearance is called: if they are in the picture, zít there someone.
She has a talk show in the early evening where millions are watching, because, as it turns out, there’s always something happening: mistakes of guests punishes them vilein, but with something of feminine charm, her dossier knowledge seems to me to be great and, in addition, she works out of her political base that 'Independent' is called.
unlike many of her male colleagues (the openly right-wing men’s Sean Hannity and Bill O’reilly) they party for 'the content of the conversation'. She has in the past both the left and the right put to the vote; it went her to the content that the candidates for her laid.
It is striking that, in a sparkling and almost ontsporend interview with former opposition leader Newt Gingrich, brutally Trump a 'sexual predator' called, and its argument with verve and defended, which the old boss Gingrich riposteerde with: 'Madam, You have an obsession for sex'.
Which the level of the engaging conversation by Gingrich torpedoed was – what on me, as an outsider, saw as the traditional way of mirth and mayhem at Fox News. Short-sighted, and slightly raunchy, but if there’s one thing that was Megyn Kelly not wanted it, it was in that corner to come true.
She did this one step further by closing against the political veteran, to say: 'You can take your angry mood a little now let bekoelen, 'work on it', and thanks that You are here.”
A notorious or famous bitch? No, that is far too easily made. A craftswoman, and one that is independent.
there are not too many.
