It's now known as See BS.
The Murc's Law Media was always catering to corporatism, if not overtly to the right wing.
It's just now that they are even worse under Pedonald.
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It's now known as See BS.
The Murc's Law Media was always catering to corporatism, if not overtly to the right wing.
It's just now that they are even worse under Pedonald.
The only reason to watch CBS was Colbert.
He was literally a mouthpiece for the old CBS management and their political views
Wow, you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.
The press being overtaken by the authorities is perhaps the most important part of making authoritarianism stick.
We here are not the target audience. We are the vastly small minority.
Even the slightest bias has been shown to impact sentiment and votes.
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