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HuffPo writer decides on the next step for 'vetting' the 'daily disinformation' from Sean Spicer

Huffington Post columnist Seth Abramson does not believe average Americans can process the “daily disinformation” coming out of the White House on their own, so he has proposed that the networks not carry the press briefings live. He would rather the media do the job of “vetting” the information prior to its release.

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The whole problem that Americans have had with their media is the fact that they have been “vetting” information all along and doing so in an irresponsible way. Why do they think Trump continues to use his personal Twitter account? Too bad the press couldn’t have spent more time vetting the election polls and analysis prior to November 8th.

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