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The media is already taking their marching orders to both manipulate the public into only caring about the leak and into downplaying the future of the ruling beyond abortion. The press will never, ever stop watering down and sympathizing with bigotry and persecution.

 

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The public doesn't care about the leak, though. They care about abortion (one way or another).

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Just as Twitter had begun to manage their obvious bot problem. This will certainly encourage a return of the Saudi bot army as well as further empower the state run bot armies of China as well as the other unsavory figures. 

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18 hours ago, Vee said:

The public doesn't care about the leak, though. They care about abortion (one way or another).

The  public didn't really care about Afghanistan either but the media still made it a centerpiece, because they get to control what they want to control. 

 

3 hours ago, DramatistDreamer said:

Just as Twitter had begun to manage their obvious bot problem. This will certainly encourage a return of the Saudi bot army as well as further empower the state run bot armies of China as well as the other unsavory figures. 

The same people who love to go on about censorship, like the loathsome Taibbi and Greenwald, will of course have nothing to say about this.

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42 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

The  public didn't really care about Afghanistan either but the media still made it a centerpiece, because they get to control what they want to control. 

If that were true, Marco Rubio would be in office.

The American media is an important and dangerous wurlitzer when used for the wrong things, and it often has the wrong priorities these days. But it's not all powerful and we need to stop insisting that every time it jumps on a bad frame that this frame is going to be automatically successful with the public 90 seconds after it appears. Because many of those frames and bad media takes simply don't take off. That doesn't mean we stop calling them out or combating it, it simply means not assuming they are baked in with the public, will sway millions and win the day for them beforehand while also doing the work to make sure to push back.

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55 minutes ago, DramatistDreamer said:

Chuck Todd has been bumped to NBC News Now streaming service.

I read that in Variety this morning. Making it sound like it was Chucks idea and he wanted it. Laughable.

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Well, it's not a full and total dismissal from the airwaves, but I guess it's something.

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26 minutes ago, JaneAusten said:

I read that in Variety this morning. Making it sound like it was Chucks idea and he wanted it. Laughable.

Saving face. I guess they’re allowing him to spin the demotion.

12 minutes ago, Khan said:

Well, it's not a full and total dismissal from the airwaves, but I guess it's something.

It’s definitely not a promotion. Streaming is an entirely different universe. The ad revenue is lower, so I have a hard time imagining how Todd could keep his network broadcast pay grade when streaming doesn’t generate the same ad buying rates. I see NBC News Now thumbnails on YouTube and I almost never click on, I always ignore, to the point that I forget it even exists.

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