RW vs LW news

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Anonymous wrote:

A thrice married man whose marriages ended because of infidelity and is now handsy with a young aide has that nerve to accuse her of “putting out” at the debate. Rich. He is so disgusting. He is the avatar for the worst kind of human anyone can be.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

A thrice married man whose marriages ended because of infidelity and is now handsy with a young aide has that nerve to accuse her of “putting out” at the debate. Rich. He is so disgusting. He is the avatar for the worst kind of human anyone can be.

He really is. Such a stain on the US that he’s even a candidate.

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Anonymous wrote:

It’s probably time to accept that someone in media, someone with the power at an outlet to drive coverage and steer narrative, is pro-authoritarian. To soft pedal this coverage is unconscionable.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP: I guess that I consider FOX and the NY Post right wing and NYTimes and NPR/PBS left-wing.

But those seem really obvious and I’m sure that there are tons of press agencies that are similarly aligned.

NYT and NPR are center/center-right these days.

You guys are such jokesters! Still laughing at the idea that NPR and NYT are center/center-right.

I wonder what you think the political affiliation of the average NPR listener is?

[Anonymous]

Aside from political leaning, a difference I've noticed is that I can follow a RW cable news panel discussion even if I'm cooking and doing other things at the same time. I have to listen carefully to understand what the panelists are saying when it's on LW cable news.

On LW cable news everyone constantly caveats and tries to nuance their points. On RW cable news they just state their views more clearly.

[Anonymous]

The whitewashing of the GOP’s fascism continues!