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Originally Posted by Not to Worry
There is far right and far left. Most americans fall somewhere in the middle. Most of us are able to think on or our own and not believe the news 100% nor not believe 100% (fake news).
So while I agree with what you said I think the reality is more nuanced. Trying not to wade into politics here but the current President does not fall into what traditional Republicans stood for just as Bernie Sanders does not represent the typical Democrat. News media that carry only one side of the story are probably most at fault for our becoming so polarized but shame on anyone who does not listen or read contrary opinions to make an informed choice on what is true.
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Amazon's Jeff Bezos purchased
The Washington Post just a few years after it was sold at auction for $1.
The Washington Post editors famously "spike" the news stories that don't fit Bezos' agenda.
However, that agenda took a hit yesterday with their latest opinion-piece that the virus lab at Wuhan (located in Communist China) has been the subject of repeated US inspections regarding their sloppy security- and work-ethic!
https://www-washingtonpost-com.cdn.a...ronaviruses%2F