En Rolling Stone, Matt Taibbi destaca el siguiente ángulo que no ha sido discutido sobre lo que nos refleja el episodio que es objeto de la más reciente fascinación de la prensa de EEUU con un “escandalo” sexual en Washington:
“[I]t's impossible to tell the difference
between the tone of a reporter who we now know was literally sucking the dick
of her subject and the tone of just about any other modern American reporter
who is given access to a powerful person for a biography or feature-length
profile. ...
These fawning profiles aren't rare,
they're the norm. ...
Decades ago, when people like Sy Hersh
were the go-to-profilers of influential people, journalists reflexively
distrusted power, and any reporter, male or female, who wrote a blowjob profile
(that's what we call them) of a politician or tycoon was looked down upon as a
hack and a traitor. But these days, you can't tell the difference between your
average profile of a Senator or CEO or a four-star general and an ESPN feature
about a day in the life of Lebron James. We're supposed to make heroes out of
sports stars, but what's everyone else's excuse? At least Broadwell did it for
love. Well, maybe it wasn't even that...”
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O sea que la decadencia, immoralidad, avaricia, falta de principios, etica se ha globalizado al igual que esa economia de mano de obra barata que traslada al Asia, dejo a Europa i los EU en la prangana...Excelente, hacia tiempo no leia algo semejante, lo cual me recuerda lo pasado en Inglaterra en algunos medios de papel que interceptaron celulares de medio mundo lo cual incluyo miembros del gobierno para jacer noticias/dinero.
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