Objectivity and bias in media

Yeah I exaggerate. The vowels always leave me behind a half beat, that’s the most insufferable thing to me. He’s fair minded, to his credit.

Well aware of previous holders of that seat. The only one I actually liked was Ryan Grimm, but iirc that was Breaking Points.

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Grim used to be on Rising back when, and still is on Breaking Points. He’s part of a new venture called DropSite as well

Karoline Leavitt tears into ‘hysterical’ New York Times reporter

Goose and gander anyone?

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And one for the JFC files.

Tapper To Publish Book On Biden’s Decline After Covering It Up

https://x.com/jeffbezos/status/1894757287052362088?s=46

Nolte: Disney Slashes 6% of Staff, Shutters 538 Site – Another Leftist Propaganda Outlet Goes Down!

What the closing of 538 tells me is that it was no longer an effective piece of propaganda. Over time, after so many failures, people stopped buying what ABC News was selling: Hey, this is objective number crunching! This is science! No, really. Where is everyone going?

:joy:

Talk about propaganda! 538 always seemed to do pretty well crunching the poll numbers I thought. They had 2024 50/50, from what I can see on RCP looks about the same. Time for Silver to make a comeback!

Well, I chose the thread with little deliberation. :laughing:

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This is just a period of adjustment to Make America Great Again and bring manufacturing back to the USA.

After this period of adjustment has concluded, there will be an expansive pool of broken and destitute workers available, ready to work in near slavery conditions, in the fabulous new factories, the best new factories in the world I’m told.

NASA astronauts return home after major delay. Their extended stay could have health consequences

No mention of the ship that brought them back. lol

Unreal.

The closest they got:

This week, four astronauts took off to the ISS, where the spacecraft will pick up Williams and Wilmore before returning home

In case you wondered:

SpaceX launches a new crew to the space station to replace NASA’s stuck astronauts