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Beautiful Stockholm at night, looking west from the Baltic Sea towards Gamla Stan, with the iconic City Hall in the distance, on left, with the three golden crowns on top, which are the national emblem of Sweden. In my previous life, I was definitely born and raised there.

A reminder of why I and all of my savvy, sensible friends -like @UdenCatherine- push back hard vs. the serial nonsensical public policy + misanthropy emanating from #HollywoodFL City Hall the past few years, both the elected Mayor and City Commission, as well as the city's often imperious, feckless, thin-skinned highly-paid bureaucrats. THIS! ☀️🌴🏖️😎. Photo: March 2025, Hollywood Beach, Florida.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Donald Trump Redux is further proof of the Miami Herald's gross incompetency and fundamentally-flawed idea of (and coverage of) Broward County in 2011


So, would you believe that more than:
a.) 36 hours after Donald Trump announced that he wasn't running for president, and,
b.) the day AFTER the Miami Herald ran a print story on page 3A -with no photo- to that effect, and,
c.) after I commented here in this space on Monday the 16th that the Herald's management had continually kept a link to an April 13th story about Trump in the "Breaking News" section of the Broward homepage -to the exclusion of actual recent stories in this county-titled, Answer: It's about Donald Trump. Question: Why is a month-old story still on Miami Herald's Broward homepage under 'Breaking News'? Blame Jay Ducassi
early this morning, after I woke-up due to some noise outside my home (and after flipping the computer back) on, I discovered that
d.) this same, now completely useless story, had now migrated from number four on Monday to... yes, being the number-one Breaking News story in Broward County in the opinion of Herald management/staff?

At the top of this post is the photo proof of the current McClatchy/Herald crew's gross incompetency and their fundamentally-flawed idea of (and coverage of) Broward County, a large county in the nation's fourth-largest state, yet treating it like a pariah in terra incognita.
STILL.
It's a screenshot I took of the Herald's Broward County homepage at 1:58 a.m.

It speaks volumes for the Miami Herald's future.
"Iceberg dead ahead!!!"