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Politico ‘Reporter’ Perfectly Demonstrates Why Republicans Should Never Talk To Corporate Press

Conservatives become so eager for attention that they continue to engage with corporate media that despise them and their voters.

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Would you trust a so-called journalist whose goal is to “facilitate social justice”? Me neither. So why do so many conservatives still engage with these people?

News that a Politico reporter will soon release a book about abortion prompted this question now, but it’s a tale as old as time in Washington: Conservatives continue to engage with corporate media that despise them.

Politico released an excerpt of a forthcoming book by Alice Miranda Ollstein, one of its reporters, over the weekend. The book’s title, Side Effects: How Abortion Bans Impact Everyone’s Health, provides a strong suggestion about its tone and contents.

But if the title didn’t provide enough confirmation, consider how the book’s publisher, The New Press, describes itself on its website:

The New Press amplifies progressive voices for a more inclusive, just, and equitable world. As a nonprofit public-interest publisher, we leverage books, diverse voices, and media engagement to facilitate social change, enrich public discourse, and defend democratic values: – A diversity of perspectives ensures a more inclusive set of public conversations on issues of equity, racial justice, political access, and representation. … – Our work mainstreams critical perspectives on immigration, racial justice, education, civic engagement, environmental justice, and more.

The New Press amplifies progressive voices for a more inclusive, just, and equitable world. As a nonprofit public-interest publisher, we leverage books, diverse voices, and media engagement to facilitate social change, enrich public discourse, and defend democratic values:

– A diversity of perspectives ensures a more inclusive set of public conversations on issues of equity, racial........

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