RW vs LW news

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Anonymous wrote:Which outlets do you consider right-wing?
Which outlets do you consider left-wing?

This is no left wing media in this country. Lots of corporate outlets like MSNBC. Those will push “moderate” democrats but nit really left wing or progressives.

That seems about right. Fox is more of an entertainment channel than news. CNN has gone further right. Anyone really interested in news doesn't watch cable.

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Because the corporate media works for the GOP.

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So the media is going to blow right past Trump’s cognitive decline, but they’re going to do this policing?

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Groundnews.com --have checked it out occasionally, my son told me about it, they rate news sites as to right v left and provide multiple news sources with the ratings. Interesting approach.

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PBS news hour

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There is no RW vs LW news. The two parties we got are the RW and the crazy party.

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NEW: Audience starts cracking up after a serious Stephen Colbert tells CNN’s Kaitlan Collins that CNN “just reports the news as it is.”

Remarkable.

Colbert: “I know you guys are objective over [at CNN], you just report the news as it is.”

Audience: *Laughs hysterically*

Collins: “Is that supposed to be a laugh line?”

Colbert: “No.”

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Anonymous wrote:Many of the outlets listed as “left wing” are just the traditional “both sides” media. They aren’t really left or right. NYTimes, WaPo, Politico, are examples. They are only left wing in the sense that they when they repeat Republican propaganda, they usually include the democratic take too.

DP here. Correction to your post. The outlets you name were previously considered traditional "both sides" media, but have shifted to the left. WaPo is attempting to center itself again, but it will take a hot minute. Certainly not there yet.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Many of the outlets listed as “left wing” are just the traditional “both sides” media. They aren’t really left or right. NYTimes, WaPo, Politico, are examples. They are only left wing in the sense that they when they repeat Republican propaganda, they usually include the democratic take too.

DP here. Correction to your post. The outlets you name were previously considered traditional "both sides" media, but have shifted to the left. WaPo is attempting to center itself again, but it will take a hot minute. Certainly not there yet.

Wapo is currently sliding rightward.

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Yeah it’s odd how the “left wing” media is protecting Trump again.

And here’s why that’s bad for Biden…

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And here’s why easing inflation is bad for Harris… come on, media. Seriously?