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Opinion | Civility Is a Fantasy
nytimes.com
three decades since the FCC revoked the Fairness Doctrine (which required TV and radio stations to devote some of their programming to important issues of the day and air opposing views on those issues)
Michiko Kakutani • The Death of Truth: Notes on Falsehood in the Age of Trump
The longtime Democratic Party lawyer (who actually had his own desk at FBI headquarters!) has already filed more than 60 preelection lawsuits to stop Trump from becoming president again by combatting what he calls Republican “voter suppression” efforts such as requiring voters to provide identification at the polls. Echoing a standard Democratic... See more
where did the tech right come from?
@pmarca's recent interview with @DouthatNYC is very illuminating
here's a 4-part grand theory of the tech right: https://t.co/iskBZj4Lnl
Piers Morgan asks Ana Kasparian about 'Jeff', her friend who changed her mind about Trump supporters:
Piers Morgan: "The third thing that you cited was a story of a guy called Jeff in your apartment block who you became friends with before you realized he was a Trump supporter. And that changed your view of what a Trump supporter... See more
Eric Abbenantex.comWow. Ana Kasparian might've been red-pilled💊
She sees Gavin Newsom insane policies finally.
She LITERALLY got mugged by reality and the left INSANELY accused her of racism when her drugged up homeless attackers were WHITE you freakish leftists. You are INSANE https://t.co/HGVghD437J
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Controversial White House Correspondent slammed over 'inappropriate' outfits https://t.co/YauXjEGN94 https://t.co/MESzceIdF6
🚨NEW: @seanspicer UNLOADS on Ketanji Brown Jackson🚨
"She is making nutty statements."
"She's not making legal arguments — and that's the problem I have."
"She is using politically charged language and saying, 'This is wrong. It's an outrage.'"... See more
Jason Cohen 🇺🇸x.comCommission kept shoddy or dangerous consumer goods off the shelves. I was a longtime admirer of Warren’s work, dating back to the 2003 publication of her book The Two-Income Trap, in which Warren and her coauthor, Amelia Tyagi, provided an incisive and passionate description of the growing pressures facing working families with children.