The first comment is what I wrote at Facebook when somebody put up this image of the cover of this week's Newsweek:
The second comment is what Meade said when I showed him the image (and he had not seen my Facebook comment (he's not on
Facebook)).
ADDED: Most people will just see this cover and not even consider reading the article, so the question is: What is the subliminal effect of the cover? If it's not anti-Trump, then Newsweek has failed, and I would say Newsweek has failed. Reason:
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WNU Editor: Growing up in the Soviet Union I can say this with confidence .... the Soviets were better propagandists. The sad part is that I still have old Newsweek and Time magazines from the 1980 .... what a contrast between how professional they were then in their opposition to President Reagan, and what they have become today.
ADDED: Most people will just see this cover and not even consider reading the article, so the question is: What is the subliminal effect of the cover? If it's not anti-Trump, then Newsweek has failed, and I would say Newsweek has failed. Reason:
Read more ....
WNU Editor: Growing up in the Soviet Union I can say this with confidence .... the Soviets were better propagandists. The sad part is that I still have old Newsweek and Time magazines from the 1980 .... what a contrast between how professional they were then in their opposition to President Reagan, and what they have become today.
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