You gotta love the "liberal" media

[PCIntern]

Did you ever notice that if Biden is leading Trump by any amount up to four points they will always say that Biden is leading but it’s within the margin of error. If Trump is leading by even one point no margin of error is ever mentioned. He simply leading. It’s an interesting mind game.

Also, any mention of Biden is leading in a state is always followed by the word “but”, And then a supposition is posited which calls his lead or dominance into question. It goes something like this: the average of polls Biden‘s lead in Michigan is nine points, but President Trump sees it the state is in play showing up there for rallies.

Yes, I know the media’s job is to present a horse race and I get it. But I don’t have to like it.

[Mike Nelson]

1. Well...

... the correct way to state it would be, "Biden is leading, but within the margin of Republican cheating; they will steal anything this close."

[soothsayer]

2. The headlines in succession show the impact of the newsroom on America's nervous system.

Link to tweet

?s=21


Caroline Casey
@Standupcoyote
@kesharis #HeadlinesAreFrontlines

“The headlines in succession, one after another, serve as a reminder of the haunching ad addictive impact of the newsroom on America’s nervous system.” - @kesharis #HeadlinesAreFrontlines

DIS[INTEGRATION]
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https://t.co/z0h8g2pXnp?amp=1

DISINTEGRATION IS A FILM AND MUSIC INSTALLATION THAT TAKES AUDIENCES THROUGH 1,460 DAYS OF HEADLINES FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES FEATURING DONALD TRUMP.

[Sherman A1]

3. Best thing to do

Is turn them off and tune out.

[robbedvoter]

4. Not horse race. GOP operatives.

Since forever. During Clinton, good news we’re credited to the Feds, bad ones to him personally. Process reversed for W.

[pwb]

5. I turn the cable T V talkers off closer to the election.

They all talk out of both sides of their mouths close to Election Day. $$$$$$$ is all they want.

[brooklynite]

6. No, I'm not noticing that. Was there another question?