Television Can Stir Emotions, But It Doesn't

The Most Encouraging Sign Is That 71 Percent Of The Public Believe The System Is Profoundly Corrupted By The Power Of Money. Ninety-six Percent Of The People Believe It's "important" That We Reduce The Influence Of Money. Yet 91 Percent Think It's "not Likely" That Its Influence Will Be Lessened. Think About That: People Know What's Right To Do Yet Don't Think It Can Or Will Be Done.

The Fault Line In American History Is Now A Dividing Line In The Election And It's Changing The Conversation.

I Can Tell You That The Job Of Trying To Tell The Truth About People Whose Job It Is To Hide The Truth Is About As Complicated And Difficult As Trying To Hide It In The First Place.

We Don't Care Really About Children As A Society And Television Reflects That Indifference To Children As Human Beings.

Television Can Stir Emotions, But It Doesn't Invite Reflection As Much As The Printed Page.