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It's like watching a thousand simultaneous games of telephone play out. It's gossip masquerading as a 24 hour news cycle. At the end there, she even knew that she didn't want to outright agree with the idea that California condones voter fraud even though seconds beforehand she had literally said California allows it, because that's loving insane, and so you just watch the argument adapt in real-time.
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- Vindicator
- Jul 23, 2007
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There is something darkly humorous about arguing that biased media sources can follow the strictest media standards, and demonstrating how this can be done by... literally not investigating a blatant fraud? Owlofcreamcheese, no. Just no.
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- Jul 23, 2007
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At best, you could argue that fake news is a strategic disinformation campaign. That very obviously doesn't make it an example of good journalistic standards, though, so basically you sound like a crazy person.
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