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(AP Photo) When conservatives point out left-wing media bias, more often than not we point to national news outlets – CNN, MSNBC, the New York Times, etc. With good reason. These outlets spread disinformation and suppress context even facts – daily in such a way as to disadvantage conservative policymakers. While local media outlets sometimes betray their biases, they tend to be far less partisan (if at all) and many notable publications even tilt to the right, such as the New Hampshire Union Leader and the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. The slow, steady decline of local media has been hard to watch. Much of the decline comes through the market dominance of Big Tech companies like Google and Facebook, which sample news content for eyeballs and clicks but keep most of the ad revenue. Thus we’ve ended up with a weird news ecosystem in which the content creators and owners do most of the work and the delivery systems make most of the money. Imagine a bygone era where the paperboy

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