ColonelAngus
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You think these people read the NY Times?Listed above. Read the thread.What were Crenshaw’s lies? Specifically.
Lied about Pelosi introducing a bill. Lied about when the bill was introduces. Lied about who introduced it. Lied about what it did.
The No Ban Act was introduced a year ago, not days after the travel restrictions were announced. It was not going to stop Trump from doing anything. Crenshaw lies about to make the viewer believe the act was a direct response to Trump’s travel restrictions which is used to support the false narrative that Trump’s restrictions were universally opposed. It’s a lie. Didn’t happen. He’s gaslighting you.
Wow. Crenshaw is a lying POS.
Who tells the truth? From where should I get my news?
Print media is typically the most reliable. They spend the most time, gather the most facts, and aren't bound by the sensationalist TV and internet news cycles which are too short for any in depth reporting.
Crenshaw is a liar.
Print media?
Who specifically? Can I go to my local Walgreens and ask for print media?
From where should I get accurate news?
I subscribe to the NY Times and WaPo. They're pretty reliable. Reuters, ProPublica and a handful of others are good too. I like reading New Yorker from time to time. WSJ is okay but too technical. The Economist is a good one for outside perspective since they're European based. Foreign Policy is good, but low volume.
The NYT reported that Trump is a Russian spy for 3 years. Was that accurate?
No. It didn't.
Of course not. They just are told what it said.
The New York Times repeatedly said for 3 years that Trump and Putin stole the election on 2016. Was that accurate?
Except they never said that and you are just shamelessly making up bullshit as usual.
It's just what you do.
It’s what you do. You make up shameless bullshit,