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× ‘Is this satire?’ NPR is off to the races, angling for a primo position in Pete Buttigieg’s lap (even S.E. Cupp is rolling her eyes) Posted at 9:55 am on December 17, 2020 by Sarah D. Joe Biden hasn’t been inaugurated yet, but it’s nice to see that the media aren’t waiting until he’s sworn in to resume their duties as White House lapdogs. Media have spent a great deal of time fawning over Biden’s transportation secretary pick Pete Buttigieg in particular, because he’ll be the first openly gay presidential cabinet member if you pretend that Richard Grenell didn’t exist.

Election Interference: Twitter Lets Georgia Runoff Misinformation Go Viral, No Warning Label 10 Dec 2020 While promising to crack down on election misinformation on its platform and labeling a large number of President Donald Trump’s posts, Twitter allowed misinformation about Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) to spread virally across its platform freely. Social media giant Twitter has promised to make many efforts to prevent the spread of misinformation on its platform. In recent months the site has blocked users from sharing links to lawyer Sidney Powell’s lawsuit relating to widespread voter...

AYFKM with this nonsense? Let's pick a different, more honest description: "willfully suppressed" https://t.co/TKyONDGS9G “Went largely unnoticed” BECAUSE the story “never spilled over into mainstream outlets.”#Journalismpic.twitter.com/9TspdogJHc Sam left that part out for some reason. Gosh, it would be so helpful if there were people who were employed to notice things. That’s hilarious. It went “largely unnoticed…” Trust me, the media silence on news that was revealed and censored was noticed by everyone who did not feed into the Biden family as “lightness, goodness, decen...

The new orleans hard rock hotel is home in honduras. deported by immigration and customs enforcement. a lawyer said he might have been targeted for deportation because he complained about the job site before the collapse. he lost an appeal in early october for deportation. dan stringer is here from seattle. reporter: illegal immigrants who fought deportation have for decade paid $1 a day if they volunteered to work while in detention. washington state's attorney general who has been part of the 51 lawsuits against the trump administration sued the private federal contractor hired to one