General
The crushing lack of curiosity of the MSM
The legacy news media appears determined to nail down its own coffin-lid, as its former viewers and readers are forced to seek out netizen journalists, niche internet opinion sites like The Spectator Australia, and You-Tubers to find answers to some very big questions that aren’t going away about the US presidential election.
These aren’t difficult questions. They are the same questions journalists pose every day. Just not, it seems, for the curious events that unfolded on 3 November and the days following, in the counting rooms and back rooms of the biggest swing states. Finding the answers, though, is hard.
The legacy media did much self-inflicted damage when it failed to stop Trump’s election in 2016. Four years later it is…
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