Let& #39;s be rational here.
It& #39;s not a debate, it& #39;s acceptance.
Donald Trump is out of his depth and a danger to life.
Beyond the narrative of & #39;vote a non-politician, because all politicians are corrupt& #39; it& #39;s now the reality of a man who won an election happens to be a psychopath.

The to and fro of journalists desperately straining at the sinew -- searching for precedence and meaning, patterns and profound revelation.
It& #39;s not there.
We flounder because we refuse to call a lie a lie.

Journalists do:
Who, what, why, when where and if possible & #39;how& #39;?
We mustn& #39;t forget our sole responsibility to bring the truth.
It& #39;s not about emotion and hurt feelings, it& #39;s just about the truth.

And in the era of gas-lighting we must adapt.
It& #39;s not possible to balance deliberately malign and fake actors. I suggest Christiane Amanpour& #39;s argument:

& #39;Be truthful, not neutral& #39;.