I noticed this on the BBC over the last few days following the tragic death of the father and daughter in the Rio Grande.
The President of El Salvador gave a response to the deaths and his BBC headline was "America is dealing with this the wrong way". The implication is that Trump's policy caused it. To my amazement, on another news site, I saw that the President of El Salvador admitted that it was his country's fault! When I tried to search for the original comment that the BBC made, it was no longer there, but there were references to the other story of it being El Salvadors fault, athough these never appeared on the main BBC page.
As we approach 2020 I can see that parts of the media want to spin stories so that Trump looks bad no matter what. The media's horror at his election may have subsided, but I expect to see it return with avengeance as time goes on. I don't want to be told what to think, I want the basic facts presented without bias so that I can make my own mind up, I am not up for editorial manipulation.
DaveP
The President of El Salvador gave a response to the deaths and his BBC headline was "America is dealing with this the wrong way". The implication is that Trump's policy caused it. To my amazement, on another news site, I saw that the President of El Salvador admitted that it was his country's fault! When I tried to search for the original comment that the BBC made, it was no longer there, but there were references to the other story of it being El Salvadors fault, athough these never appeared on the main BBC page.
As we approach 2020 I can see that parts of the media want to spin stories so that Trump looks bad no matter what. The media's horror at his election may have subsided, but I expect to see it return with avengeance as time goes on. I don't want to be told what to think, I want the basic facts presented without bias so that I can make my own mind up, I am not up for editorial manipulation.
DaveP