Brett: As any honest employer will tell you, at least in private, it is inclined to transform the factual practice into a fixed system based on the identity of employees or contractors. Moreover, in some cases, the quiet and harmful standard erosion, such as the weakening of the military fitness requirements I wrote in the column last week. On the other hand, if E represents excellence rather than fairness, I will not oppose DEI. In any case, let us become tolerance and diversity, but we must not be fair, consistent, color -blind, and gender -blind standards.
Of course, Trump, a skirt is extraordinary, is not the best messenger in the world. But this is one of the wise issues of Democrats who wisely get rid of DEI and general identity politics. This caused them to hurt them with conventional voters divided into each possible category, except for the really important voters: Americans. I hope that the newly elected Democratic National Committee Chairman Ken Martin will get this.
By the way, do you see news about Star -rated?
Gale: sigh. As our Tracey Tully wrote in the news OB, Star News is a long -term record of New Jersey and was once the country’s largest State Council Bureau. It will transfer to only online format.
My early career has written local printing paper, and I have always been loyal fans. Even if the meeting of the Appeals Commission is not a completely attractive story, they are always so important for local officials to feel that someone is watching special interests.
Do you think the online news industry will work in the same job?
Brett: In this digital age, it seems natural to the evolution of printed materials. What really worried about me is that this is just the latest symptoms of attenuation in our industry, especially when the outstanding local or the whole state news involves “Star Master”. Part of the AILS America is a general local damage to the government. This is because the capitals such as Trenton and Albany are the fact that among many voters are information black holes.
