The "article" begins with, "Now you can be a high roller for just $5" then proceeds to promote new lottery games.
That's a sales pitch; a come-on worthy of a carnival huckster. It's propaganda, not news.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
News & Record propagandists
It is from the Associated Press, but the News & Record put their stamp of approval on it when the chose to place it under the "News" banner on their web site.
The "article" begins with, "Now you can be a high roller for just $5" then proceeds to promote new lottery games.
That's a sales pitch; a come-on worthy of a carnival huckster. It's propaganda, not news.
The "article" begins with, "Now you can be a high roller for just $5" then proceeds to promote new lottery games.
That's a sales pitch; a come-on worthy of a carnival huckster. It's propaganda, not news.
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