This isn’t an isolated example.
Across the country, we’re seeing local newspapers like The Coshocton County Beacon and TV stations publish glowing LifeWise features that read more like public relations than independent journalism. Too often, these stories highlight LifeWise’s mission and events while leaving out the controversy, the impact on public schools, and the concerns raised by parents, educators, and community members.
Communities deserve reporting that asks hard questions- not just free advertising for a controversial organization.
Have you seen a similar article or TV segment in your hometown? Drop the link in the comments or send it to us.
We’re documenting these examples from across the country to show just how widespread this pattern really is.
What people are saying:
- Facebook User: Have these local news stations been bought out by Sinclair?
- Facebook User: Well…. At least it wasn’t that she was molesting kids. Usually that’s the headline.
- Facebook User: Facebook User Yet
- Facebook User: Opportunistic religious scum…
- Facebook User: It reads like a public relations campaign cause they’ve deeply infiltrated all segments of society, just like the 7 Mountains Mandate instructed them to. This is all deeply troubling for all Americans!!
- Facebook User: Facebook User they really do seem to hire a lot of them.
- Facebook User: My mistake. I was thinking of a different name. I’m going to remove that part of my comment.
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