Sarah's out, I'm out.

Update it’s definitely not a mistake. Very alarming, esp absent any information at all about what specifically was judged to be in violation

"'She had to have sacrificed herself to the journalism gods,' says friend and fellow freelance journalist, Linda Tirado. 'Nobody gets that sort of insider timing.'"

"The View From Flyover Country (being released in print by Flatiron this month), Kendzior happens to have a PhD focusing on authoritarian states in the former Soviet Union. She’s also proficient in Russian. ...

"As the new president came into power and the specter of Russian interference in his victory triggered Mueller’s investigation, the limos started lining up. That’s because, in addition to writing extensively about the middle of the country in her best-selling book, ...

"Flagrant lies are how autocrats flaunt power: it is not merely the message of the lie that matters, but its shameless delivery, as it implies that both public reaction and truth itself are irrelevant to the regime's hold. ..."

"As she said America’s sovereignty is 'threatened' and 'Trump’s own people don’t seem to have total control of the government,' Kendzior argued that the Republican Party is solely interested in accumulating power, so Trump and his Congressional allies are working together to make that happen."

"Kendzior called the Trump Administration a “criminal enterprise” as she wondered why Congressional Democrats even bother to engage with Trump on legislation. ...

"...became a NY Times Bestseller, which could be because she had predicted nearly all the developments of the 2016 election, Trump’s win and much of what has occurred since."

"'The View from Flyover Country, Dispatches from the Forgotten America,' a series of essays on the economic problems in the 'Heartland,' that she collected into an e-book, but after the 2016 election,' it was noticed, published and...

"The podcast’s title, Gaslit Nation, refers to their assertion that the Trump administration is 'gaslighting' America in precisely the way that Arendt, Orwell, and Pomerantzev have described, by repeatedly contradicting the facts and claiming that black is white. ..."