Gavin Newsom’s laughable gripe about
conservative media bias
Posted By: Imright, 9/26/2022 6:57:19 PM
You have to admire the chutzpah of California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who ludicrously claimed last weekend that Democrats were at a disadvantage because conservative media controls the story. Really! “These guys are ruthless on the other side. Ruthless on the other side,” Newsom said. “That prime-time lineup by Fox, they are ruthless. They dominate the most important thing in American politics today, and that’s the narrative. Facts become secondary to narrative. They dominate with illusion. We are getting crushed.” It’s the ultimate in projection. On story after story, the media follow Democratic talking points to the letter.
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