is '60 minutes' becoming a mouthpiece for conservative bias?
Yeah, man, you've got a point there. '60 Minutes' has been known for its objective journalism, and now they're hiring Ross Douthat, who's more of an opinion guy than a hard news reporter. It smells like an agenda shift. But here's the thing:
ross douthat joining '60 minutes'?
Douthat joining doesn't mean the whole show is going right-wing. The dude writes opinion pieces for the New York Times, and they still manage to stay neutral in their reporting. Plus, he's not the only one--CBS has brought on a few others too, like Sebastian Junger and Gianna Toboni. So it's not just Douthat swinging things. Now, you mentioned
the guy's an opinion columnist kno...
that he's an opinion columnist. That's fair enough. But what about the rest of the show? If anything, '60 Minutes' is still trying to cover a wide range of topics, from politics and social issues to science and technology. They're not just picking up one side. So here's my question for you:
i've been following this, and it's got me scratching my head.
are they really shifting gears or are they just expanding their roster with different voices? And if it's the latter, is that such a bad thing? Let me know what you think.
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