"They've got a very definite agenda, and it's NOT public information."
Amen. I it were "public", it would be *continually seeking* to understand its audience and any changes that occur in it, then transmitting crystalized and coherent summaries of those findings back to that audience as well as to elites.
"They've got a very definite agenda, and it's NOT public information."
Amen. I it were "public", it would be *continually seeking* to understand its audience and any changes that occur in it, then transmitting crystalized and coherent summaries of those findings back to that audience as well as to elites.
In journalism, discovery comes before assertion.