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| dwight, simple party food, historical film, as of 2005, missy elliott, used book, vintage books usa, paul newman., rap, russian literature, information, vocational guidance, terrorism, freaks, fat man letras, u238, newyork, california classics books, | This did not serve the public interest and, Germond argues, it led directly to the situation in which we short stories saw the travesty of a Supreme Court case determining control of the federal government. Without exaggerating, he says, the future of democracy itself may be at stake if this trend in superficial reporting continues.Surprisingly, however, Germond reserves his short stories most scathing comments for former president Bill Clinton. Coming from the left, this savage indictment short stories of the Big Creep's pathologically selfish character is more devastating and effective than anything the Republican attack dogs ever produced. Other descriptions of John and Robert Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George Bush, Sr., and many presidential wannabes are equally crisp and vivid.Perhaps the best thing about this work is Germond's impressive candor and modesty about his own accomplishments and mistakes. |
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| In each case, Germond's observations are astute and fascinating, but ultimately discouraging for what they reveal about the men who hold or seek power, as well as how they are portrayed to dwight the voters. Culminating in the farcical non-election results of 2000, and the atrocious reporting of the outcome, dwight Germond reaches his inevitable conclusion that he no longer expects dwight the system to ever "get it right" and produce real executive leadership or accurate press accounts of current events. Now semi-retired in West Virginia, he makes it depressingly clear that the failure of broadcast and print news to adequately explain what was at stake for the direction of the country (both during and after the 2000 presidential race) represented a new low in American journalism and politics. Maybe worst of all, Germond notes, too many modern journalists apparently never even tried to pierce the market-tested, micromanaged images that the Bush and Gore campaigns spoon-fed them. |
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