The best way to tell "real news" from "fake news" is...

[cnelsen]

The Washington Post (real news) has shone a light on all the Russian propaganda (fake news) that caused you to vote for Trump. This is an important story. Help us distinguish between real and fake news so that next time we'll vote for Hillary.

 

[MisterBeale]

Definition of news

1. 
   1 a : a report of recent events b : previously unknown information <I've got news for you> c : something having a specified influence or effect <the rain was good news for lawns and gardens — Garrison Keillor> <the virus was bad news>
   
   
2. 2 a : material reported in a newspaper or news periodical or on a newscast b : matter that is newsworthy
   
   
3. 3 : newscast

Definition of NEWS

So by this definition, even the National Enquirer, with it's made up stories, sometimes is the first to break noteworthy facts. In that regard, a person should pay more attention to facts, not sources.

17 Times the National Enquirer Broke Real News
17 Times the National Enquirer Broke Real News

Listed below are facts that discredit sources that for so long people took establishment sources at their word, and these sources have turned out to be propaganda. Now it is these sources that are making stories about, "Fake News?" There is no such thing.

 

[MisterBeale]

BTW, why is WaPo real and RT fake?

 

[Pete7469]

Libturds love to be lied to.

 

[Luddly Neddite]

Last night, one of the brainless RWNJ traitors said that an article posted by Yahoo and taken from AP is a fake news site and that the Onion was more accurate.

They love being lied to and even when they find out they believe lies, they hold onto them even tighter. Right now, they're watching King Trumpery flip-flopping on one promise after another but they'll never admit it.

 

[blastoff]

Definition of news

1. 
   1 a : a report of recent events b : previously unknown information <I've got news for you> c : something having a specified influence or effect <the rain was good news for lawns and gardens — Garrison Keillor> <the virus was bad news>
   
   
2. 2 a : material reported in a newspaper or news periodical or on a newscast b : matter that is newsworthy
   
   
3. 3 : newscast

Definition of NEWS

So by this definition, even the National Enquirer, with it's made up stories, sometimes is the first to break noteworthy facts. In that regard, a person should pay more attention to facts, not sources.

17 Times the National Enquirer Broke Real News
17 Times the National Enquirer Broke Real News

Listed below are facts that discredit sources that for so long people took establishment sources at their word, and these sources have turned out to be propaganda. Now it is these sources that are making stories about, "Fake News?" There is no such thing.

Just want to thank 'em one and all for being so obvious in their bias that voters saw right through their "news/commentary" facade and didn't buy their bullshit, thus aiding in Trump's election.

Great job you media pukes!

 

[eflatminor]

You think Hillary will run "next time"?

Hysterical.

 

[longknife]

The Washington Post (real news) has shone a light on all the Russian propaganda (fake news) that caused you to vote for Trump. This is an important story. Help us distinguish between real and fake news so that next time we'll vote for Hillary.

Another whiney butthurt Libtard thread.