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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Was Pam Bondi's temper tantrum the beginning of the end for Trump?  Is there a Barry Goldwater in the Senate today?

Read "Trump’s presidency teeters on the brink as new allegations surface" on SmartNews: https://l.smartnews.com/p-7dgq9RNC/0HS5ti[/quote]

Don't post links to sh!t that requires downloading an app. Especially to a company founded by a far-right Japanese guy who grew up in Germany speaking German. Far right + Germany + Japan. When else was this a bad combo? [/quote]

What are you talking about.  Smart News leave left

https://www.allsides.com/news-source/smartnews-media-bias[/quote]

Can't help but question the intelligence behind the keyboard when 2 out of 2 sentences are poorly written.

Saying something is left when the founder is right.  Hmm that oddly sounds like liberal jewish-Americans that vociferously support ans defend genocide in only one area of the world and denounce genocide in all other instances. Do you really trust that news source when it's not searchable thus not easily fact checked?

What is the reason why 'SmartNews', which was said to be America's strongest app, has fallen from grace?
[url]https://gigazine.net/gsc_news/en/20231218-smartnews-us-market-wrong/[/url]

As SmartNews actively handled merican political news, it seems that the attention of political news has increased in the United States. However, one former employee said, ``Mr. Suzuki was so fixated on the issue of polarization in American politics that he overlooked business issues.'' Specifically, Mr. Suzuki spoke about QAnon (a far-right conspiracy theory and political movement) at a company-wide meeting at SmartNews, and used company funds to attend a Donald Trump rally. Apparently it worried the staff.

Japan’s SmartNews was growing fast in the U.S. What went wrong?
[url]https://restofworld.org/2023/smartnews-japan-unicorn-layoffs-media/[/url]

The focus on political news in the U.S. was also motivated by Suzuki’s own personal mission. He considered himself, as an outsider, uniquely suited to address the polarization facing American news media. But former employees told Rest of World that Suzuki’s obsession with the divided nature of U.S. political life distracted him from more urgent business challenges. Several employees pointed to Suzuki’s research into the American far right, which included him presenting on QAnon during a companywide all-hands meeting and attending Donald Trump rallies using company funds.

This mission would, at times, lead Suzuki down far-right rabbit roles, according to several former employees. “[He] really wanted to get inside QAnon and figure out what’s going on there,” one former employee told Rest of World, saying Suzuki’s interest in its conspiracy theories only heightened during the Trump administration. “We were worried for him.”[/quote]

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