Joseph Pulitzer

 Joseph Pulitzer

Joseph Pulitzer was an impressive journalist who was able to be the owner of a newspaper company. Pulitzer managed a newspaper company that became the most circulated newspaper. Pulitzer was from humble beginnings yet was able to rise up from the working class through hard work and dedication.

His name is synonymous with good journalism. He was able to use the newspapers to publish truth and describe the importance of the American right's of freedom of speech and freedom of the press. Pulitzer spoke truth in his newspapers and became a top journalist and eventually the top owner of a newspaper company.

There was envy because he was from the working class, a Jewish-Hungarian immigrant, and a speaker of truth. Pulitzer worked hard and improved his circumstances through being industrious. This was in the late 1800s though there were marxists who envied Pulitzer for being Jewish and from the working class. Randolph Hearst was a trust fund monopoly "capitalist" who did not like Pulitzer. 

Despite Hearst having a newspaper company in a different region, he created another newspaper in the same region as Pulitzer Pulitzer still persevered and his newspaper became the most circulated and respected. This was even with a trust fund monopoly "capitalist" who only went into Pulitzer's region out of envy already having multiple newspapers in other regions of the US (and also had a movie made about him that was heavily shilled as "amazing" that he tried "to supress"). It seems that Hearst was anti-semitic. Pulitzer may have been envied by marxist trust fund individuals for being a top newspaper owner in the 1800s. Pulitzer also appealed to the working class instead of trust fund. (He is slandered as a "sensationalist" while he spoke truth.) Pulitzer created jobs and also left money to create a School of Journalism and also created a prize recognition to great journalism. Amazing journalists have received Pulitzer prices for publishing great work. The Pentagon Papers and publications on Watergate obtained Pulitzer prices in the 1970s. We can appreciate Joseph Pulitzer for publishing great journalism and being the top newspaper company of his region. (It could be possible that he was envied by racists and classists in the 1800s yet persevered. Pulitzer was masculine for speaking truth, competing and being top journalist and newspaper company of the 1800s in his region, and acknowledging that freedom of speech and of the press are American rights that are invaluable. I do not know if Pulitzer was sabotaged or gangstalked by marxists, but he was envied. Ellsberg helped us see that great journalism is needed despite sabotage, envy, and persecution from trust fund marxists.)