Lemmings of the Media

Getting a person's status is characterized by the ability to seek and acquire knowledge. As an individual, we continue learning new ideas and theories; Robert E. Lee said better, "People's education never ends until he dies." When we explain it, we will begin to develop our own ideals and our own views. When we begin to put together everyone's ideals and opinions in politics, we will reach the concept of public opinion.

For most Americans, the president is the focus of public life. Almost everyday, we will meet the president on the news media platform, meet with foreign politicians, propose policies or solve domestic problems. This person seems to be the responsible person, and the repeating image of such a participating leader is relieved. But the president's reality is based on very different facts. The President is rarely proficient and usually needs to negotiate with other people to achieve their goals. Only by knowing how to use it and using skilled political skills to win public and elite support, the president can succeed in the office. Although this class controls the President's academic report, the general public and the president himself do not necessarily fully understand it.

In Washington, a small number of news organizations (media revenues are getting less and less), each press competes with other news organizations, but everyone seems like an object and notices the game parameters that are set against each other , Govern the form and sensitivity of political coverage. Sex I think this is a "news story" (usually criticizing because it emphasizes free journalism), but as another bureaucracy that we emphasized to protect our interests It may be handled. I am not part of that bureaucracy - I do not have an employer - I entered the White House last year and saw the West Wing with historic level management and intellectual damage. The book I wrote - West Wing staff is not part of a predictable political ecosystem, but because people are in uncontrollable unusual circumstances. . media