Your source to mainline mainstream media mistakes, misdeeds, and malpractice.
There appears a trend brewing where the press is faced with the thorny reality of a minority displaying intolerance towards others, and it does not fit into their preconceived demonizations. So when faced with a Hispanic politician in California, of all places, acting hateful towards other minorities they become flummoxed — and resort to calling it white supremacy.
In Florida, the recovery effort is continuing in the wake of Hurricane Ian, though you might not have heard much. The press has essentially walked off from covering things. This is basically an indication of how well Ron DeSantis has been handling things. I spoke with a field manager from the state’s largest electrical supplier to hear about the efforts made not being reported on these days.
In more ridiculous news, Mehdi Hasan strives to call Donald Trump an anti-Semite, CBS looks at the vile scourge of conservative talk radio, Yahoo has a disturbing explanation for the diaper shortage, and I might have found one of the more desperate fact-checks from a local news outlet.
Now, crack one open and savor some more media mayhem.
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- When a Hispanic woman is racist towards the black toddler of a gay man the press finds a way to blame it on whites.
- Ron DeSantis is doing good things with Florida’s hurricane recovery, not that you’d hear about it.
- Mehdi Hasan tries to call Trump anti-semitic and brings on anti-semite Ilhan Omar to discuss the matter.
- CBS News looks at conservative talk radio and only sees…uh, hears problems.
- At Yahoo Finance, they decide that the solution to a diaper shortage is to create a shortage of babies.
- Here is a pathetic fact-check from a New Mexico affiliate, where they defend the governor from a Republican attack ad — that was completely accurate.
