TV and free news, yes. Paid journalism, per the article, no; it’s for elites.
The Financial Times and Politico’s reporting tend to be concise, timely and actionable. It’s just that the whip for a Schumer-Sinema-Johnson-other guy grind around the finer points of a budget negotiation, or jobs numbers vis-à-vis rates forecasts, aren’t relevant for most people. (Or the, for that matter.)
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TV and free news, yes. Paid journalism, per the article, no; it’s for elites.
The Financial Times and Politico’s reporting tend to be concise, timely and actionable. It’s just that the whip for a Schumer-Sinema-Johnson-other guy grind around the finer points of a budget negotiation, or jobs numbers vis-à-vis rates forecasts, aren’t relevant for most people. (Or the, for that matter.)