Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for December 14, 2016

she’s going to be the next J. Jonah Jameson I bet

Journalism gave up on that a long time ago.

Santa Claus, Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny, Journalism… all imaginary things!

Journalism died with the advent of Twitter.

For the next four years, the U.S. will be governed by a tweeting twit !

Be careful, Gracie — “Boring Dad” can take that computer away from you!

Journalists killed journalism: they find it easy and expedient to consume and regurgitate whatever they see on social media, instead of doing the hard work and actually digging up real content. Whenever an incident (accident, malicious act, etc) happens nowadays, the most circulated reports (in any media) are what the journalists see and read on the social media of the people involved: their FB posts, their tweets, even Instagram and Snapchat. No point blaming a tweeting twit – people consume all that because real source of news has dried up.

Next she will be appearing on the Yahoo News Page along with all the other over-hyped non-stories.

Clearly not one of her “genious” moments.

Since when, Sergio? The most prestigious prize in journalism and the strongest pejorative you can apply to a slanted journalist both come from the same guy – Joseph Pulitzer is the namesake of the Pulitzer Prize, and the original publisher referenced by the term Yellow Journalism.

Last great journalists who lived by those rules were, Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite. Unfortunately they are dead and gone.