T.A. Frank

It is certainly one thing to hate about the term. But "hate most" about it? I'd nominate its use as a tool to erode fundamental liberties.

Josh Barro @jbarro

This is what I hate most about the “misinformation” frame: it reinforces liberals’ tendency to assume that everyone naturally agrees with them and if anyone votes otherwise it must be because they were tricked.

What went wrong with Seattle? I put together a cop's-eye view of the story: https://t.co/lbSfm0yTeU

RT @RebilletStache: @JamesSurowiecki @SkipSchweiss How did you decide?

RT @NYMag: "The Steele dossier as a case study in how reporters can get manipulated or allow themselves to be manipulated," says "Spooked"…

RT @BarryMeier: ⁦@tafrank⁩ interviews me about “Spooked.” ⁦@praddenkeefe⁩ was right in “Empire of Pain.” I do curse a lot. https://t.co/6p…

Will journalists learn anything from the Steele dossier debacle? @BarryMeier considers such questions and others from me in this interview: https://t.co/iH4SyXGriv

RT @BrankoMilan: This discussion started several months ago when Twitter labelled Chinese and Russian media "state-affiliated" without doin…

RT @mtaibbi: The number of educated Americans who are pro-censorship now is nauseating.

RT @alexgibneyfilm: Important article. YouTube is pulling down Fischer's raw footage of protests but allowing mainstream outlets to post a…

The “incarcerated firefighter” has been serving a sentence for a drive by shooting that hit two people and killed one. One weird thing about today’s pundits is how many of them not only accept agitprop but crave it.

Nathan J Robinson @NathanJRobinson

This is a deeply sick country https://t.co/VJeeUTXea0