Gateway pundit, telegram and Twitterx are not reliable/credible news sources for politics. Why do some think they are?
They're propaganda outlets at best.
So why post their political stories and links.
They're on par with national enquirer.
Here's a recent list of lies from the media that you like:
- Russia collusion
- Hunter Biden laptop
- Charlottesville
- Bubba Wallace
- Jussie Smollett
- Covington Catholic students
- Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot
- COVID lab leak was a “conspiracy theory”
- Steele dossier
- Don’t Say Gay was in the bill
- Migrant “kids In cages”
- GA election integrity was the new “Jim crow”
- Duke lacrosse kids
- Jan 6 video footage
- “Peaceful” BLM riots
- Ivermectin is a horse dewormer
- Trump used teargas to clear a crowd for a bible photo
- The list goes on…
Yet you continue consuming this garbage. You’re living in the matrix and you don’t even know it. Originally Posted by HoHound
Why does anyone thing ABC, CBS, MSNBC, CNN, and New York Times are credible news sources when they have been proven liars? Originally Posted by farmstud60News agencies don’t always get it right but they do their best to provide facts when reporting. And when they get it wrong it’s usually followed up with better reporting and a retraction of the incorrect information.
If this is in fact a forum for debate, then there should be some ground rules. A major part of proof is credible citation for one’s contentions.
Education level notwithstanding, using a one liner or YouTube from X or any other social media source is merely the promotion of frivolous and often malicious gossip.
My interpretation of the OP is just that.
Without a level playing field, these threads are destined to go off track.
If you believe the back of a matchbook is truth and proof then don’t be outraged and butthurt when those who do the research call bullshit.
Make sense? Originally Posted by Yssup Rider
News agencies don’t always get it right but they do their best to provide facts when reporting. And when they get it wrong it’s usually followed up with better reporting and a retraction of the incorrect information.
That’s what makes them relevant and reliable news sources. Originally Posted by txdot-guy
News agencies don’t always get it right but they do their best to provide facts when reporting. And when they get it wrong it’s usually followed up with better reporting and a retraction of the incorrect information.+1
That’s what makes them relevant and reliable news sources. Originally Posted by txdot-guy
News agencies don’t always get it right but they do their best to provide facts when reporting. And when they get it wrong it’s usually followed up with better reporting and a retraction of the incorrect information.
That’s what makes them relevant and reliable news sources. Originally Posted by txdot-guy