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The carnage after the attack on Israel by Hamas insurgents has led to remarkable distemper in the press. The support for the Palestinians has been bad enough, but there is also the concerted effort by numerous news outlets to refrain from calling the attackers “terrorists,” with most opting for “militants.” (Don’t want to offend those enacting barbaric actions, after all.)
This position by the press has not been effective. Public support for Israel has grown, and one network in particular has suffered in the ratings as a result of the narratives.
Also, CNN has acquired a new boss, but the signs are that the same old blueprint may be followed. Then, because this time of year many people are enjoying something, the Washington Post comes out to explain to us why pumpkin spice is a hateful, racist food item.
Now, crack one open and savor some mainstream media mayhem and malpractice.
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MSNBC was particularly off-kilter with its supportive coverage of the Hamas attacks.
Why are outlets afraid to call the slaughtering of citizens "terror"?
Despite so many news outlets trying to soften the impression of the attacks, more people now support Israel.
While most networks saw a surge in viewership, MSNBC’s pro-Hamas coverage cost them dearly.
There’s a new CEO for CNN. He sounds like previous network bosses.
The Washington Post declares the ingredients in pumpkin spice to be violent.
