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Bulletin columnist Herb Denenberg has been answering readers’ questions about DeLoreans, when to wash your car and whether a truck driver can get in trouble for drug possession for almost three years now.
He also frequently opines about how Barack Obama is a horrible presidential candidate, how Steven Spielberg is evil and the divide between patriots and America haters.
And, today, he does them both at the same time:
Question: I simply don’t understand how Herb Denenberg’s drivel counts as responsible journalism. In his haste to attack anyone that has the audacity to disagree with him, he simply levels unsubstantiated charges against them. Furthermore, his claims that he is railing against the ‘dishonest and biased’ media makes me question his own objectivity. Should we accept Herb as being the bastion of disinterested reporting? Why are his statements - peppered with the name calling - more objective and fairer than other forms of press? I read his column simply to laugh, but never to take it seriously. If The Bulletin really wants to improve their quality, don’t you think you should get rid of him?
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