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One example that is happening right now are all of the precedents the Democrats have set over the years for the Senate interacting with the Iranians the way that the Republicans have with the letter they sent on the nuclear program negotiations. Here is an article that includes a number of examples of that, in case you are interested.
This is one way that the leftist media routinely practices censorship. And while Fox News does have its faults, it does not appear to have this one. This is also an example of the leftist media disseminating propaganda by their unwillingness to report certain stories that do not fit with their "narrative".
Again, this is a poll of registered voters,not "likely voters" or "leaners". So there should be more Democrats than Republicans and more independents than Republicans.
We could argue this is even more flawed if we went by age groups as well.
It was Fox News was it not who in a Florida court successfully argued that the first amendment gives broadcasters the right to lie or deliberately distort news reports on the public airways.
And still people trust them?
It would help if you would cite the case in question.
Around 1000 people are polled, and they say FAUX News is the "most trusted", and the OP says that 1000 people polled represent 315 million Americans.
Only from FAUX News watchers would such a generalization be made.
(If I did the same polling where I live, I'd likely get the same result. There is a high wingnut quotient in my location. Now if I did this polling in San Francisco, NYC, Chicago, or elsewhere, I'd be laughed at)
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