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Mountain Mindset

“It is not knowledge, but the act of learning – not possession, but the act of getting there which generates the greatest satisfaction.” Carl Friedrich Gauss, 18th century Mathematician and Astronomer

Wondering if this should be #footpathfriday or should we start #skintrackSaturday tomorrow? Hope you all have a safe & great weekend ahead. Im doing a skimo race later tonight at Snoqualmie and wishing it'll snow instead of rain. Content just being satisfied with time in the mountains. Wishing that for more people.

A snowy landscape featuring tall, burned trees and snow-covered ground. A narrow skin track ski path is visible, suggesting a trail into the wilderness. The scene is overcast, creating a tranquil, wintry atmosphere.
A snowy landscape featuring evergreen trees, some heavily laden with snow, and a track winding through the fresh snow. The scene is set under a cloudy sky.
#mountains#skiing#winterblues
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Chuck Darwin

The NABJ interview with Trump provides a model for media coverage

Trump’s appearance also afforded the opportunity later on Wednesday to 🔸rebuke his hateful rhetoric in a way that made him look like a sad has-been. 🔸

“It was the same old show. The and the ,”
she declared in a speech in Houston.

“And let me just say: The American people deserve better. The American people deserve better.”

She continued, “The American people deserve a leader who tells the ,
a leader who does not respond with hostility and anger when confronted with the .
We deserve a leader who understands that our differences do not divide us.
They are an essential source of our .”

🌟That’s how one puts Trump in his place without getting into a personal spat with him.


🌟No other single interview or media encounter with Trump in this cycle has laid bare as much about the candidate or opened him up to as much criticism.

👍Kudos go to Scott and her co-moderators in Chicago.

The NABJ interview also raises a troubling question:
❓What’s wrong with the rest of the media?❓


Not one question in the CNN-hosted debate with Trump and President Biden on June 27 confronted Trump about or .

(As to the latter, there has been inadequate coverage
— certainly not on the front page of most papers or headlining cable news
— devoted to Trump’s disparaging comments that ...
any Jew who does not support him is a “fool” and “should have their head examined,”

or agreement with a radio host who called Harris’s husband
a “crappy Jew❗️”)

CNN’s debate moderators
🔹did not ask about pardons for Jan. 6. insurrectionists.🔹


Unfortunately,
too many in the mainstream political media have been 🔹taken in by Republican spin. 🔹

The preposterous suggestion that,
after the assassination attempt,
Trump might have “changed,”
entertained as a possibility by far too many outlets

(as The Post’s Philip Bump and a select number of other commentators pointed out),

unsurprisingly turned out to be
.

washingtonpost.com/opinions/20

The Washington Post · The NABJ interview with Trump provides a model for media coverageBy Jennifer Rubin
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