“The Media is how America fights its civil wars”, Gerard Vanderluen asserts, and he’s right. Gerard adds, “In this war at least half the country is both under-served and is painfully aware it is being under-served and lied to. In pop culture parlance, ‘We’re going to need bigger guns.’”
Gerard has what he promises to be the first in a series proposing a successor news product, that like talk radio today, doesn’t abandon legacy technologies like the newspaper, but incorporates them as part of a holistic information whole. Read the whole thing.
Related: Amity Shlaes writes, “Obama Democrats Accent Bullying Over Governing”, and again, their very selective media is the weapon.
(Via Maggie’s Farm.)
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