TV news prioritizes profits, undermining First Amendment rights

The recent firing of veteran ABC News correspondent Terry Moran highlights a troubling trend in media, where networks compromise journalistic integrity to appease political pressures. Moran’s critique of Stephen Miller led to swift disciplinary action, drawing parallels to the lack of consequences faced by journalists criticizing the Biden administration. This incident raises concerns about press freedom in the face of power, suggesting that financial interests may dictate media behavior over independent reporting.

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