Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Great rebuttal to this idiotic thread:
The self-described “independent, nonprofit newsroom” ProPublica has waged a smear campaign against Supreme Court justices. ProPublica targets only conservative donors and justices, but there’s another tell that its work is a partisan attack rather than a consistent application of ethical principles: In highlighting cases and votes, ProPublica journalists are so selective as to be egregiously slanted.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/alito-paul-singer-and-obergefell-conflict-same-sex-marriage-propublica-fishing-f2a062bd
You mean like they’re just like Judicial Watch and Project Veritas?
Sure - which you would *immediately* discount if those were the sources. Propublica is a completely biased, left-wing rag. And all of you know it.
DP
You seem cool with your right wing rags, so why the double standards?
That you call a Pulitzer-winning newspaper a "right wing rag" tells us all we need to know about your utter lack of standards.
Dp... I'm confused here... ProPublica is not right wing but is a Pulitzer prize winner. However, Veritas and Judicial Watch are right wing and never won any Pulitzers.
The WSJ - quoted in the above piece - is Pulitzer Prize winning.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Great rebuttal to this idiotic thread:
The self-described “independent, nonprofit newsroom” ProPublica has waged a smear campaign against Supreme Court justices. ProPublica targets only conservative donors and justices, but there’s another tell that its work is a partisan attack rather than a consistent application of ethical principles: In highlighting cases and votes, ProPublica journalists are so selective as to be egregiously slanted.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/alito-paul-singer-and-obergefell-conflict-same-sex-marriage-propublica-fishing-f2a062bd
You mean like they’re just like Judicial Watch and Project Veritas?
Sure - which you would *immediately* discount if those were the sources. Propublica is a completely biased, left-wing rag. And all of you know it.
DP
Did Alito deny that any of this occurred?
No, he did not deny any of this occurred - instead, he put it all into the context that Propublica refused to do. What kind of "journalists" are they? Zero credibility.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Great rebuttal to this idiotic thread:
The self-described “independent, nonprofit newsroom” ProPublica has waged a smear campaign against Supreme Court justices. ProPublica targets only conservative donors and justices, but there’s another tell that its work is a partisan attack rather than a consistent application of ethical principles: In highlighting cases and votes, ProPublica journalists are so selective as to be egregiously slanted.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/alito-paul-singer-and-obergefell-conflict-same-sex-marriage-propublica-fishing-f2a062bd
You mean like they’re just like Judicial Watch and Project Veritas?
Sure - which you would *immediately* discount if those were the sources. Propublica is a completely biased, left-wing rag. And all of you know it.
DP
You seem cool with your right wing rags, so why the double standards?
That you call a Pulitzer-winning newspaper a "right wing rag" tells us all we need to know about your utter lack of standards.
Dp... I'm confused here... ProPublica is not right wing but is a Pulitzer prize winner. However, Veritas and Judicial Watch are right wing and never won any Pulitzers.
The WSJ - quoted in the above piece - is Pulitzer Prize winning.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Great rebuttal to this idiotic thread:
The self-described “independent, nonprofit newsroom” ProPublica has waged a smear campaign against Supreme Court justices. ProPublica targets only conservative donors and justices, but there’s another tell that its work is a partisan attack rather than a consistent application of ethical principles: In highlighting cases and votes, ProPublica journalists are so selective as to be egregiously slanted.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/alito-paul-singer-and-obergefell-conflict-same-sex-marriage-propublica-fishing-f2a062bd
You mean like they’re just like Judicial Watch and Project Veritas?
Sure - which you would *immediately* discount if those were the sources. Propublica is a completely biased, left-wing rag. And all of you know it.
DP
Did Alito deny that any of this occurred?
No, he did not deny any of this occurred - instead, he put it all into the context that Propublica refused to do. What kind of "journalists" are they? Zero credibility.
Lol
“Context”. Sure. I’ll have to remember that if I ever decided engage in unethical behavior at work.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Great rebuttal to this idiotic thread:
The self-described “independent, nonprofit newsroom” ProPublica has waged a smear campaign against Supreme Court justices. ProPublica targets only conservative donors and justices, but there’s another tell that its work is a partisan attack rather than a consistent application of ethical principles: In highlighting cases and votes, ProPublica journalists are so selective as to be egregiously slanted.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/alito-paul-singer-and-obergefell-conflict-same-sex-marriage-propublica-fishing-f2a062bd
You mean like they’re just like Judicial Watch and Project Veritas?
Sure - which you would *immediately* discount if those were the sources. Propublica is a completely biased, left-wing rag. And all of you know it.
DP
Did Alito deny that any of this occurred?
No, he did not deny any of this occurred - instead, he put it all into the context that Propublica refused to do. What kind of "journalists" are they? Zero credibility.