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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsWoodward is one of the worst of the vainglorious journalists
who love money and fame more than country.
Fuck him and his eight hours of the Slobfather on tape audiobook.
Is accepting classified documents a crime?
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Woodward is one of the worst of the vainglorious journalists (Original Post)
malaise
Oct 2022
OP
Have you read "Bad City?" Explains where we are in this country at this time. Not just L.A. nt
Samrob
Oct 2022
#1
Still trying out whether you were criticizing Woodward for "accepting" classified information
onenote
Oct 2022
#10
Samrob
(4,298 posts)1. Have you read "Bad City?" Explains where we are in this country at this time. Not just L.A. nt
malaise
(269,004 posts)2. No but are you sure it's just the US
Power and greed rule everywhere - - more like bad world
onenote
(42,703 posts)3. Are you suggesting Woodward "accepted" classified documents from Trump?
Are you suggesting that the Pentagon Papers case was wrongly decided and the Times should have been held criminally liable for printing those classified documents?
onenote
(42,703 posts)5. Just trying to parse the meaning and point of the last line of your OP.
onenote
(42,703 posts)10. Still trying out whether you were criticizing Woodward for "accepting" classified information
from Trump (which seems to be the logical inference given that your post is critical of Woodward).
malaise
(269,004 posts)11. I'm criticizing him for not exposing this before his book n/t
onenote
(42,703 posts)12. Fair enough.
librechik
(30,674 posts)6. well said! n/t
wiggs
(7,813 posts)7. Correct. Also other adjectives which keep his audience attentive but ill-informed at same time. nt
Cuthbert Allgood
(4,921 posts)8. What should he have done as a journalist?
Just wondering.
ProfessorGAC
(65,042 posts)13. Report On It When It Occurred?
Honest question. Instead of waiting to report it when a book needed to be promoted.
One seems like journalism. The other seems like marketing.
uponit7771
(90,339 posts)15. +1,
malaise
(269,004 posts)17. That simple
spanone
(135,834 posts)16. K&R