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Clallam County Lapdog
A recent column in the Sequim Gazette raises serious questions about the role of local media—publishing glowing praise for a costly, controversial public project while refusing equal space to those who funded it and lived with its consequences. Journalism has lost its way, ceased serving the people, and begun protecting the powerful. Here’s the proof.
When a newspaper becomes a mouthpiece for the government rather than a watchdog for the people, democracy suffers. Unfortunately, that’s exactly what’s happening at the Sequim Gazette. Their recent “County Spotlight” column, authored by Clallam…
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