Alienated voters: are the media to blame?

Article Abstract:

Media's usually negative comments are much to blame for why Americans know or show little interest in government and public affairs. Voter turnout remains low despite active propaganda for political participation. Greater involvement can curtail the corrupt practices by political machines.

Politics, Media coverage

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Keeping the press objective: reflections of an ombudsman

Article Abstract:

Ombudsmen and members of the press in the US have an obligation to deliver objective and unbiased reporting of socio-political events in the country. A delicate balance has to be achieved between expressing certain ideas and beliefs and reporting accurate and untainted information.

Social aspects, Ombudsmen, Journalism

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Statesmanship and its betrayal

Article Abstract:

The US, despite its economic, social and political growth has evolved into a nation lacking in statesmanship. While past presidents have always regarded the presidency as a symbol of great responsibility and honor, the present leaders use it as a means for their own pleasures.

Ethical aspects, Statesmen

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