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In reply to the discussion: Wow, just wow! The Hartmann Report... [View all]TwilightZone
(26,868 posts)49. Ignore the bookmakers, too.
The oddsmakers had Trump as an overwhelming favorite from election 2016 until mid-2019.
They weren't any more accurate early in the cycle than the polls were. There's no reason to believe they're any more accurate at this point in this cycle, either.
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I fear that a lot of Americans do not know that corporate media is a shill for horse-race politics.
Lonestarblue
Nov 2023
#7
The Telecommunications Act of 1996 was enacted by the 104th Congress in Jan/Feb 1996.
jaxexpat
Nov 2023
#38
Good Thing Katharine Graham Was In Charge Of The Post During The Reign Of Tricky Dick
Jacob2
Nov 2023
#8
Well, when we're talking about the biases of sources, Russia Today would be pretty hard to ignore
muriel_volestrangler
Nov 2023
#23
I use this site a lot, to look up other sites/sources, although I wonder how they would rate themselves. ???
CrispyQ
Nov 2023
#15
Exactly. "Issues" are rarely front page news, that's not really the purpose of the front page.
thesquanderer
Nov 2023
#35
yep. i've heard him talk about the fairness doctrine too; it certainly does not seem like
orleans
Nov 2023
#29
It's an odd time when I feel I get the most accurate take on the news is Late Night talk shows.
LakeArenal
Nov 2023
#31