You don't have to be a rocket scientist, or even a weekend sports anchor to conclude from the first paragraph of this news story that children would be alive today, if they had not attended religious day care centers in the State of Indiana.
Shame on the AP writer for not being clear or concise in the lead paragraph, and even more shame on the lazy asses at WNDU for running a wire copy story. No budget to send someone to Indy to cover the legislature? But Jeff Jeffers and the sports department at WNDU have all the resources to cover Notre Dame football with more detail than NBC gave us with the Sochi Olymics.
Ah, TV news. It's all showbiz, chewing gum for the eyes......
FWMM:
ReplyDeleteGood Lord, if there's ONE place you need to get things "correct", it's in the OPENING paragraph.
(least, it used to be when I was in school)
I like to think news is becoming pablum for the brain..the MORE sensational, the better.
Facts? what facts?
Good call.
Stay safe out there.