In any given news cycle, there are only so many stories to write and only so many headlines that make sense for those stories. Still, there are a million and one ways to write about those stories. Lately, though, it seems we’re seeing the same key phrases showing up in articles from supposedly competing news companies. Do you ever get the feeling the media is colluding? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Sinclair Bashing: Talking Points Attacking the First Amendment or Merely Competitive Mudslinging?” and find out. If it ever came to this, we can always fall back on the second amendment.
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