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L.A.Times begin four part series on Trump

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No need to read this--The headline already screams their "objectivity"?

No need to read this--The headline already screams their "objectivity"?

 

It's an editorial. Most editorials aren't objective.

It's an editorial. Most editorials aren't objective.

 

Good point, and LA, NY, etc. Times articles are never anything buy anti-Trump (or any other Rep. for that matter).

Good point, and LA, NY, etc. Times articles are never anything buy anti-Trump (or any other Rep. for that matter).

 

Agreed. Both sides of the aisle have major publications that will cape for them. I haven't read this article and I might but it isn't on my must read list and I am as anti-Trump as they come.

I'm starting to simply become anti-politician (and those that play one on TV :D) ?

The editorial board said that the four-part series will examine three of the president’s “troubling traits”:

  • “Trump’s shocking lack of respect for those fundamental rules and institutions on which our government is based.”

  • “His utter lack of regard for truth.”

  • “His scary willingness to repeat alt-right conspiracy theories, racist memes and crackpot, out-of-the-mainstream ideas.”

Part two. "Our Dishonest L. A. Times"

The article linked in the OP is not the editorial in question. It is a Yahoo writer commenting about the editorial.

Looks like they upgraded it from a 4-part series to 6.

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