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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsEliot Rosewater
(31,121 posts)the forces out to destroy not just the Democratic party but the country.
Not safe.
bearsfootball516
(6,377 posts)Ptah
(33,037 posts)Eliot Rosewater
(31,121 posts)Ptah
(33,037 posts)Indeed.
snooper2
(30,151 posts)Only I know who you are
madinmaryland
(64,933 posts)melman
(7,681 posts)It's pretty obvious what you're getting at.
How is it that you know these things that you would explain if you only could?
DetlefK
(16,423 posts)Politico's reporting was the same during the campaign: Being against Clinton sells.
Eliot Rosewater
(31,121 posts)whether they are radio talk show hosts or politicians, then what ELSE do you NEED
shanny
(6,709 posts)Gothmog
(145,567 posts)Snake Plissken
(4,103 posts)I actually forgot they even existed until I saw this and googled TYT to see what it was.
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
(108,212 posts)Clinton isn't running again and this is old news.
JCanete
(5,272 posts)nor is it automatically Republican talking points or propaganda, even if Republicans are using them. You can't take something off the table of analysis and discussion simply because of that. Should people not be mentioning here, gleefully, the investigation into Sander's wife simply because a Republican started off that chain of events?
Granted, they shouldn't be jumping to conclusions, and neither should Jordan without enough evidence. I don't know enough about this story to say whether or not he's propagating demonstrable falsehoods or whether his dot connecting leaves a lot to be desired. If you have insight there on why he's so wrong, that would be far more interesting to me than just saying "see, same arguments..."
Blue_Tires
(55,445 posts)I'm not your personal google...
JCanete
(5,272 posts)uponit7771
(90,364 posts)... reflexively a liar and TYT is reflexively anti Clinton.
They don't have the benefit of the doubt when it comes to them
JCanete
(5,272 posts)interpretation is going to have baked in assumptions. I think they try not to stray from the facts, but that doesn't mean their analysis should be taken in a vacuum.
Its a good thing that they don't try to pretend at objectivity. Fake objectivity is a far more insidious thing, and is one of the things I have problem with when it comes to our mainstream media. Nobody is capable of actually being objective.
Mediumsizedhand
(531 posts)jalan48
(13,886 posts)Tobin S.
(10,418 posts)For those who aren't up on the story.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/10/19/making-sense-of-russia-uranium-and-hillary-clinton/?utm_term=.606af382d1fb&wpisrc=nl_az_most&wpmk=1
To hear Sean Hannity tell it, the media is ignoring what is becoming the biggest scandal or, at least, one of them in American history.
Hannity is jumping waaay ahead of the facts. So is Breitbart News, which has been running misleading headlines like this: FBI uncovers confirmation of Hillary Clinton's corrupt uranium deal with Russia.
Brent Bozell, founder of the conservative Media Research Center, claims that there is another coverup in the making. And President Trump chimed in Thursday morning on Twitter.
New reporting this week by the Hill has, indeed, added a layer of intrigue to the sale of a uranium mining company to Russia's atomic energy agency, which was approved by the Clinton-led State Department and eight other U.S. government agencies. But the latest developments, as they relate to Clinton, are not as explosive as certain news outlets eager to draw attention away from reporting on President Trump and Russia would have you believe.
Let's break it down:
more at the link