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Obama Defends New York Times, MSNBC Partisan News: 'They're Not Going to Just Make Stuff Up' - Vimarsana News

Obama Defends New York Times, MSNBC Partisan News: 'They're Not Going to Just Make Stuff Up'

"There's a difference between facts and opinions," the former president says The post Obama Defends New York Times, MSNBC Partisan News: ‘They’re Not Going to Just Make Stuff Up’ appeared first on TheWrap.

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Data Wonk: Should Evers Sign Redistricting Bill? - Vimarsana News

Data Wonk: Should Evers Sign Redistricting Bill?

It's governor's plan, but gives Democrats only a 17% chance of winning half of all Assembly seats with 50% of state vote.

Wisconsin Supreme Court's experts call Republican drawn map plans 'partisan gerrymanders' - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Supreme Court's experts call Republican drawn map plans 'partisan gerrymanders'

The experts hired by the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled out maps submitted by Republicans and said they could take Democrats' maps and improve them.

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Networks refuse to report DHS Secretary Mayorkas knew Border Patrol agents never 'whipped' Haitian migrants - Vimarsana News

Networks refuse to report DHS Secretary Mayorkas knew Border Patrol agents never 'whipped' Haitian migrants

Once again, the left-wing legacy American media is behaving more like state press in authoritarian countries like Cuba, Iran, and North Korea, echoing only regime propaganda and protecting it [...]

Why virtue signaling isn't the same as virtue – it actually furthers the partisan divide - Vimarsana News

Why virtue signaling isn't the same as virtue – it actually furthers the partisan divide

Virtue signaling is designed to communicate specifically to one partisan tribe and to affirm its moral superiority. A scholar of ethics and politics explains why that is unwelcome in a divided US.