Circumventing Media Bias
Thank you to everyone who commented on the meme above. I cannot respond to everyone individually, so I will respond here: If criticizing ideas you think are bad is “hateful” and “not constructive”, then why are you criticizing my ideas? You’re doing it. Wow, breaking up friendships Haha. I think being in a party that acts similar Read More …
In the aftermath of the Charlottesville melee, Donald Trump said: “I think there is blame on both sides. You had a group on one side that was bad (referring to Nazi’s and KKK). You had a group on the other side that was also very violent (ANTIFA).” A reporter asked him “Are you putting what you Read More …
Here is the story the media would like people to believe happened between Trump and Putin: Once upon a time, in mid-2016-ish, Vladimir Putin called Donald Trump. He said, “Sir, we would like you to win the presidential election. Do you think it would benefit you if we hacked Hillary Clinton’s e-mails?” And Trump replied, “yes Read More …
With all this talk about “Fake News”, a few well-known “fact-checking” sites have slipped under the radar. Slinked back into the woodwork from whence they came. How convenient. Yes I believe so. As the Washington Post originally defined it: fake news is advancing narratives under the false pretense of objectivity. Oh no no. But these Read More …
At the White House press conference Thursday, CNN correspondent Jim Acosta asked President Trump “you said that ‘the leaks are real but the news is fake’. I don’t understand it seems like there is a disconnect there. If the information coming from those leaks are real, how can the news be fake?” This is a great question. Read More …
Sheppard Smith hosts “Shepard Smith Reporting” every weekday from 3pm – 4pm EST. The difference between Sheppard Smith and many other shows on FoxNews is that Shep is what they call a “straight” newsman. Meaning his role is to deliver news in a “just the facts” manner. Objectively and without bias. This is unlike opinion Read More …