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Press should ‘move on’ from balance to liberal advocacy
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This week’s Liberal Media Scream features a Washington Post columnist telling it like it is: Liberal advocacy in the media is the correct bias.
On CNN’s Reliable Sources show, Perry Bacon Jr. argued the news media “should move on from” caring about attracting just as many Republicans as Democrats to read or view their reporting. Picking up on a column he wrote last week, Bacon said the “core mission” of the media is to present “facts” and “an evidence-based view of the world.”
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GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) - A recently retired U.S. senator from Wyoming is hospitalized with a broken neck and ribs Monday, three days after a bicycle accident outside his hometown, police and friends say.
The accident Friday night near Gillette sent Mike Enzi, 77, to a hospital, where he was stabilized before being flown to a hospital in Loveland, Colorado, Enzi s family said in a statement.
The details of the accident and the extent of Enzi s injuries remained unknown, the statement said, but family friend John Daly told the Gillette News Record that Enzi had a broken neck and ribs.
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As the DoJ continues to ensure the rioters see justice, the House is quite divided over how to react. After the GOP refused to support a special independent commission, Speaker Nancy Pelosi s select committee was the only way forward for the House to investigate the insurrection. However, it appears as if that too is doomed to fail since McCarthy isn t getting his way, and refusing to play ball.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy speaks at a news conference on July 21, 2021, in Washington, DC (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Will the investigation be canceled?
The select committee would allow McCarthy to nominate five GOP members, alongside the eight nominated by Pelosi. The speaker rejected two of McCarthy s picks â Jim Jordan and Jim Banks â fearing they would jeopardize the integrity of the investigation . That appears to have angered McCarthy, who said either the two would be seated, or no one would. With the vote now out of the way, the committee is now down to just