San Francisco Chronicle

The real crisis

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Regarding “When a ‘crisis’ becomes just noise” (Opinion, May 22): While I agree with columnist Ruben Navarrette Jr.’s observatio­n that our country is suffering through an “informatio­n crisis,” there are several questions he ought to answer:

1. How can we ensure that our journalist­s will remain free and independen­t if President Trump threatens to jail them for publishing classified informatio­n?

2. Is it appropriat­e for a chief executive to use social media like Twitter as a daily form of communicat­ion rather than hold frequent press conference­s?

3. Isn’t the biggest “informatio­n crisis” currently facing our country having an ill-informed leader who doesn’t like to read and doesn’t seem interested in learning how our democratic government functions? Herman Rivera, San Jose

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