Who will bear the blame for Donald Trump?

What we in the media are doing in respect of Donald Trump’s new dark ages, we are doing wrong. We can do more, and we should do more. We need to re-evaluate the way we cover Trump, and we need to change our ways.

U.S. President Donald Trump. 'Many of us in the media privately (and not-so-privately) despise Trump, but we can't stop talking about him. We chase every shiny silver ball he rolls past us,' writes Warren Kinsella. Photo courtesy of Flickr

Opinion

January 15, 2018

TORONTO—Who’s to blame? When the United States of America regains its sanity—when the political equivalent of the Nuremberg war crimes trial is convened—who will bear the blame for Donald Trump? Who is responsible? There will be plenty of blame to go around. Russia, of course, for interfer...

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