Perhaps now you will get more subscribers Mr. Rupert Murdoch
My hat is off to you because we need a fair and balanced newspaper here in America that will tell the who, what, where, when and why of what is happening to Americans in America.
Unfortunately the Wall Street Journal will not be able to do that because it needs to focus on business issues.
How about you buy the USA Today and let me use it cover news the old fashioned way meaning, when we hear of a story, we get to the bottom of it and let the chips fall where they will.
After all, most Americans are beginning to distrust the news.
Give me a paper such as USA today with national coverage and a tv news channel with the same coverage and we will put the American back into the CNN and Fox News Mix because right now, they aren’t taking care of business and millions of American’s are suffering because of them.
Don’t believe me, come visit me as I no longer have a car to come visit you and I will open your eyes.
Murdoch Pushes WSJ Rightward
Two years after Rupert Murdoch bought The Wall Street Journal, has the media mogul tainted the newspaper with his outspoken conservative politics, as many feared he would? Several current and former employees of the Journal’s Washington bureau tell The New York Times’ David Carr that the Journal’s top editor, Robert Thomson, and its deputy managing editor, Gerard Baker, have taken a more conservative tone, editing headlines and articles to take on the Obama administration. Reporters in Washington complain that, under Baker, the health-care debate has been framed in terms of costs instead of benefits—the phrase “health care reform” is “generally forbidden,” writes Carr—and there’s been an open ear for climate-change skeptics.
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