Your source for mainline mainstream media misdeeds and malarkey.
With the country roiling over the Middle East protests the press find themselves in a tough position. They cannot outwardly be critical of the ugly and dangerous rhetoric, because framing the protests as a negative under the Biden administration is not an option. But…this flies directly in opposition to them spending years finding any small example of intolerance as an example of Trump-Republicans fostering anti-semitism. With numerous pro-Hamas uprisings across the country, the media are straining to paint these as peaceful, “anti-war” protests.
Along with this was the deeply flawed and slanted coverage by CNN on the “discovery” of hundreds of bodies at a Gaza hospital, attempting to frame this as an Israeli military atrocity. Small problem: CNN confirmed that the Palestinians had previously buried people on location, ahead of the Israeli arrival.
We also cover more Biden lies this week going unaddressed by the fact-checkers, more DeSantis distemper in the Florida press, and just as the problem of Caitlin Clark’s salary was solved, it is said to be a sign of another problem - of course.
Now, crack one open and savor some mainstream media mayhem and malpractice.
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NBC’s Antonia Hylton gaslights on the lack of violence and confrontation at the Columbia protest.
Washington Post tries to frame the demonstrations calling to eliminate Jews and demanding a global Intifada as anti-war protests.
CNN delivers a deeply flawed dose of coverage about bodies “found” at a Gaza hospital.
In Florida Biden once again claimed to have once driven 18-wheel semis. Fact-checkers once again are nowhere to be found.
Biden’s account repeated the long-debunked lie that Trump instructed people to inject bleach. He cites a video when Trump never utters those words.
Mika Brzezinski calls Florida enormously dangerous for women - the state where she and Joe have a $6+ million estate.
Florida papers see a poll showing Ron DeSantis with good approval numbers, so they find one metric that is slightly negative to use for their headlines.
After Caitlin Clark signed a hefty shoe contract with Nike, but this did not pacify the press - NOW the problem is no black WNBA players have a shoe deal.
