In 1989 I was involved in a terrible tragedy. An airplane crash that killed over 100 of my fellow passengers and left another 100 hospitalized. I flew home that night and woke to find media trucks all over my street. I declined to give but one interview. It was with Elizabeth Vargas. The phone rang Read the full article…
Clarence Dupnik has become a media darling. He can’t get enough media exposure and the media can’t get enough of him. Every show I’ve seen him do, and I admit it’s not a lot, he’s being asked the same questions. Do you believe the political climate in this country led to this horrible act? Every Read the full article…
It’s a strange society we live in today. one where journalists today must find somewhere to place blame for every illegal act committed. I have a suggestion. Look in the mirror. Watching the coverage of the Tucson tragedy is a case study in that. One of the perpetrator’s demented ramblings on his Internet communications said, Read the full article…
