In particular: Comey was lamenting (albeit weakly) that the conversation had "dipped below public consciousness", and his plans where to return it there.
Heavily editorialized pieces can be fine when they do their own reporting. But "The Dash Times" doesn't seem to have done that; rather, they seem to be refocusing other pieces --- and not entirely honestly --- in order to generate rageviews.
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/7d57f576e3f74b6ca4cd3436fbebf...
In particular: Comey was lamenting (albeit weakly) that the conversation had "dipped below public consciousness", and his plans where to return it there.
Heavily editorialized pieces can be fine when they do their own reporting. But "The Dash Times" doesn't seem to have done that; rather, they seem to be refocusing other pieces --- and not entirely honestly --- in order to generate rageviews.
(I am, of course, foursquare against key escrow).