W.TN.Orange Blood
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I really really hope you are rightClay is exactly right. Here is the issue.
The MSM have fooled themselves into believing they are actual journalists. They think they are fair and doing the work to serve the public. When in reality they behave as activist for the leftist agenda and only serve themselves and those that think like them.
The good news is no one is listening to them anymore. Especially young people. They’ve completely tuned out the corrupt MSM.
It’s all scripted for the dolts to followClay is exactly right. Here is the issue.
The MSM have fooled themselves into believing they are actual journalists. They think they are fair and doing the work to serve the public. When in reality they behave as activist for the leftist agenda and only serve themselves and those that think like them.
The good news is no one is listening to them anymore. Especially young people. They’ve completely tuned out the corrupt MSM.
It’s all scripted for the dolts to follow
Braun and Cammy Dierking were two broadcasters featured in a viral video posted last year by Deadspin that showed dozens of anchors around the country reciting an identical script. The anchors were forced to read the script by their parent company, Sinclair Broadcast Group, according to CNN.
Clay is exactly right. Here is the issue.
The MSM have fooled themselves into believing they are actual journalists. They think they are fair and doing the work to serve the public. When in reality they behave as activist for the leftist agenda and only serve themselves and those that think like them.
The good news is no one is listening to them anymore. Especially young people. They’ve completely tuned out the corrupt MSM.
Bidenomics! The gift that will keep on giving for years to come!
“The party is long over for the bottom third of US consumers, as maxed-out credit cards and depleted personal savings have pushed credit card loan defaults to their highest level since the 2008 financial crisis.
Financial Times cited new data from BankRegData revealing that credit card companies wrote off $46 billion in "seriously delinquent loan" balances in the first nine months of the year—an alarming 50% increase from the same period last year and the highest level in 14 years."