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Fooling AmericaRobert Parry

Fooling America

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Fooling America looks at the trivializing of U.S. decision-making and its disastrous impact on the nation. Focusing on how Washington's Conventional Wisdom distorts the public debate, the book explains why the national government and news media have failed to address the country's deepening problems. The crisis, the book argues, rests with a political-social elite that has lost touch with reality. Today's Washington insiders--the image-conscious politicians, the smug TV pundits, the hip journalists and the socially agile cocktail party set--are more interested in who's "in" and who's "out,"…

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  • Other · English · 1992
    Morrow · 336 pages · 9780688109271
Elite (Social sciences)Public opinionPolitical leadershipPress and propagandaPublic opinion, united states