Parliamentary journalists .. Why not?

by **Rocky** Mon 30 Apr 2018, 4:10 pm

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Parliamentary journalists .. Why not?

by Rocky Mon 30 Apr 2018, 4:10 pm

Parliamentary journalists .. Why not?

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[rtl] The parliamentary elections scheduled for 12 May will be attended by a large number of media professionals, all of whom are known to be media professionals, despite the fact that some of them have not done real media work, and are not appearing on the screen as a defending guest. Block or stream.
In principle, it is the right of the media, as others, to stand for the parliamentary seminar, while the popular mood is still conservative on this participation out of ignorance of the value of real media and not impersonated to this status. The media's reliance on their media reputation as a way of bringing in the votes seems so far unprofitable. The admiration of a journalist's performance does not necessarily translate into votes at the polls. I say this from the experience of my personal in the 2010 elections, which came out of the previous conclusion as well as another that the Iraqi voter is often missing the compass to elect voluntarily, incompetent to then insult them. Some people stopped me in the street to blame me for running. "You are patriotic and clean and it is regrettable to run for parliament," he said.
The question posed by some about the media candidates' candidacy to Parliament is: "Is the entry of journalists into parliament a qualitative addition to the legislative institution?"
I believe that the answer is: Yes if these are real journalists, in the sense that this media has a long history in the practice of this profession enabled him to deal with a lot of diverse files between the economic, social and political and others, and therefore he has knowledge of many details in each file as well as diagnosis Solutions to many of them. At the very least, this real media will be familiar with the debates and draft laws and thus can interact and influence positively in its formulation and approval, unlike the silent parliamentary majority of previous sessions, most of whose members do not understand the content of the discussion. It is ideal for the denunciation by deputies of government actions that they themselves have ratified, and their ratification of laws that involve many contradictions and inconsistencies in their articles, making implementation difficult.
Here, the real media will be a qualitative addition to the parliamentary committees or public meetings, as well as the strengthening of the Committee on Culture and Information with members specialized in this area (provided they do not have television or radio stations to avoid conflicts of interest witnessed by the current session).
There is no blemish in the media becoming a politician. Political work is a public service from a legislative and perhaps later executive site. The media provides information and awareness in the course of its media performance. The audacity and freedom to diagnose mistakes and points of imbalance are linked to the nature of each person, media or otherwise.[/rtl]

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