Promoting own interests is not new.
> Or the moment that he said Vietnam was not winnable.
And frankly Vietnam was perfectly winnable at that point.
General Westmoreland remarked the war wasn't lost on the battlefield, but in the living rooms of America.
https://www.nytimes.com/1966/08/16/archives/in-1900-readers-in-new-york-had-a-choice-of-15-newspapers-12-papers.html
My understanding was that each political party had their own paper, each viewpoint.
Seems a lot more honest than the “objective” news we get today.
Yellow journalism and the Spanish American War- Remember the Maine.
> Or the moment that he said Vietnam was not winnable.
And frankly Vietnam was perfectly winnable at that point.
General Westmoreland remarked the war wasn't lost on the battlefield, but in the living rooms of America.
https://www.nytimes.com/1966/08/16/archives/in-1900-readers-in-new-york-had-a-choice-of-15-newspapers-12-papers.html
My understanding was that each political party had their own paper, each viewpoint.
Seems a lot more honest than the “objective” news we get today.
Yellow journalism and the Spanish American War- Remember the Maine.