October 11, 2022
Media Empire
This from C Gregg Carroll:
This is what dishonest journalism looks like. In the antepenultimate
paragraph of a page three story in today’s Post about Republicans
seeking more poll watching equity, Patrick Marley and Yvonne Wingett
Sanchez, accuse Republicans of making voting changes. These reporters,
writing from one of the most liberal college towns in America, Madison,
Wisconsin, know good and well but IGNORE the fact that Democrats led
efforts in thirty-seven states to change voting rules in the run up to
the 2020 election. "In the swing states that Trump lost,†they say,
"Republicans have tried to change voting policies, often seeking to
reduce mail-in voting, eliminate ballot drop boxes and tighten rules on
absentee ballots. Meanwhile, they have sought to recruit more
Republican poll workers and questioned any disparities they find.â€
Tim adds:
So typical. Accuse us of doing what their side has been doing. The media is the cornerstone of the Leftist empire. Without it they would collapse like a house of cards. But people STILL believe the media.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at
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So? "Republicans have tried to change voting policies, often seeking to reduce mail-in voting, eliminate ballot drop boxes and tighten rules on absentee ballots. Meanwhile, they have sought to recruit more Republican poll workers and questioned any disparities they find.â€
All right... Where's the beef? I'd say they're doing exactly the right thing.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at October 11, 2022 09:48 PM (GIKgf)
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Agreed Dana - especially since the Democrats did all that in the runup to the '20 election in the first place, changed voting rules so they could win.
Now the Republicans are restoring the old rules and they are somehow the radicals trying to steal the election?
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at October 12, 2022 06:59 AM (Ms87g)
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