We can agree on that. However, the New York Times has a certain political agenda their newsroom pushes. It also sounds like it can cause tension for those who don't stick to the agenda 100%.
Get ready Kamala fans...this is just the beginning
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The complaints about the Times newsroom are long standing.
It's social media "discipline" is pretty well known.
That Sulzberger has some very specific views about the country, his paper, and his importance seems pretty clear.
NEW: VP Kamala Harris parrots Elizabeth Warren, calls for a “pathway to citizenship” after letting in ~15M illegal immigrants over 3.5 years. If you thought the last 3.5 years was bad with illegal immigration, just see what happens if Harris becomes president. “We know our immigration system is broken, and we know what it takes to fix it. Comprehensive reform that includes strong border security and an earned pathway to citizenship.”
Butler, I see that you started this thread based on Musk violating his own platform's policies. Maybe you failed to read it!!
Elon Musk retweets altered Kamala Harris campaign ad
In the video, Harris seemingly exposes herself as an incompetent candidate for president. The origin of the video isn't known yet.www.nbcnews.com
The new look of political advertising. And just that fast.
No, the News organizations that believe they need to stick to the facts have become his enemies...
A lot of Repug scoundrels are ridiculing Kamala's high. reedy voice. Opponents did the same thing to Abraham Lincoln, though back then Republicans were Democrats and visa versa...
How often is he fact checked?
How often do his lies go unchallenged?
Will the Government Stop Political Deepfakes Like Elon Musk’s Kamala Harris Ad?
“It's an open field for those who want to create misinformation and disinformation right now,” says Rep. Yvette Clarke.
www.rollingstone.com
“It's an open field for those who want to create misinformation and disinformation right now,” says Rep. Yvette Clarke.
Will the Government Stop Political Deepfakes Like Elon Musk's Kamala Harris Ad?
Regulators are split on whether to regulate political deepfakes amid the 2024 election season.
www.rollingstone.com
