This explains it
May 6, 2010 | California, federal legislation, industry | Comments (0)Why the Los Angeles Times has been losing readership year in and year out and will go bankrupt in the near future. It’s because they are out of touch with Americans, are anti-business, and are spoon fed by Left-wing activists to write stories like this:
The lenders, notorious for high fees and interest rates, have been pressing vulnerable customers to help them kill the proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency.
How many loaded words can one reporter put in one sentence? I count three: “notorious,” “pressing” and “vulnerable.” Objectivity is out the window with most reporters these days.
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