The Truth Behind the Screen
- Katy McQuillan
- Nov 30, 2018
- 2 min read
We've made it to the weekend!
While I know this week's blogs haven't been all that exciting it's because I'm trying to lay it all out for you. When all this mess comes to fruition, it will make sense because I've taken the time to explain it in regular English - not political-gain English.
Can we just all agree that the media has "a lot" to cover? I put "a lot"
in quotes because there's only a portion that really matters. However, the reason why the deep questions aren't asked is because they don't have time to "get deep" about politics. All they have time for is the surface. The media is also run by big people with a lot of money who have their own agenda, programming, commercials, and a business-y way of going about the day.
Jon Street Media is a lot different in a sense that I am a regular person who is a contributor. I am young, almost a college graduate, a Trump supporter, in support of an "America First" agenda, I am not bought by big money. I'm bought by literally no one. I write these blogs because politics interests me like nothing else to the point where I wear those around me out about it because I enjoy connecting the dots.
The point of me explaining that to you is because it's important to understand why you get one version of analysis from the media and one analysis from me. Another reason is because some of the guests on the nightly news aren't on there to explain anything. They are on television sometimes to give insight, but often times it's for their own gain by either the network or something else.
You may be thinking, "Yes, duh. We know all of this." That's fine if that's the case. I just want everyone to be clear and reasonable about what we see, watch, and hear. It's not about "what the people want." It's rather about "what they paid for."
Keep these things in mind while I walk you through the corruption they aren't paying to report on.
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