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Great graph I would make 2 changes move MSNBC one line to the Right and Faux Snooze should be almost one like to the right. Faux Snooze during the first 4 years of Obama they were pretty close to Breitbart of today with the BS stories about Obama. Breitbart and Alex Jones is the worst of the worst with the conspiracy theory BS I would move both 2 to 3 more lines to the right. MSNBC does not lean to there said at the same level as Faux Snoozew
Great graph I would make 2 changes move MSNBC one line to the Right and Faux Snooze should be almost one like to the right. Faux Snooze during the first 4 years of Obama they were pretty close to Breitbart of today with the BS stories about Obama. Breitbart and Alex Jones is the worst of the worst with the conspiracy theory BS I would move both 2 to 3 more lines to the right. MSNBC does not lean to there said at the same level as Faux Snoozew
Lol!!!!!! Oh, come on.... get real. I watched MSNBC election night, as bummed as I was about the election, watching the meltdowns that night was unbelievably entertaining. From Chris Matthews cursing to the guy sincerely saying Hillary could still win if she took Alaska to Rachel Maddox announcing this was not some bad dream but reality, and much of what was in between, it was like some really creative SNL skit.
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Just at a glance: the graph in the OP has the "n" in NPR on the left and the "pr" in NPR on the right... and NPR is pretty far from unbiased. At the very least it should be in the "Skews Liberal" swimlane.
Any reason you chose to leave out Rupert Murdoch ( worth $12 billion) who owns/ major shareholder of The Fox Empre, WSJ, NY Post, Times of London and numerous supermarket tabloids?
Murdoch of course is a another huge oligarch and definitely must be included. Reading and buying that stuff from the ruling class is to pay to get lied to.
Some will get all mad at this Graph and call it lies, but they are probably to brainwashed to see the truth.
If you are sitting there reading Breitbart religiously, I would seriously consider stopping. City Data should be deleting more fake outrage baiting articles that constantly get posted here.
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Just at a glance: the graph in the OP has the "n" in NPR on the left and the "pr" in NPR on the right... and NPR is pretty far from unbiased. At the very least it should be in the "Skews Liberal" swimlane.
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The Atlantic
Just at a glance: the graph in the OP has the "n" in NPR on the left and the "pr" in NPR on the right... and NPR is pretty far from unbiased. At the very least it should be in the "Skews Liberal" swimlane.
Vox is definitely neoliberal, not social democratic. They pay lip service to social democracy because polling shows majority support in America for this, but Vox sing another tune when social democratic policies might actually be implemented. Then they relentlessly attack the policies and their advocates.
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Neoliberalism (neo-liberalism) refers primarily to the 20th century resurgence of 19th century ideas associated with laissez-faire economic liberalism. These include extensive economic liberalization policies such as privatization, fiscal austerity, deregulation, free trade, and reductions in government spending in order to increase the role of the private sector in the economy.
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Social democracy is a political, social and economic ideology that supports economic and social interventions to promote social justice within the framework of a capitalist economy; and a policy regime involving collective bargaining arrangements, a commitment to representative democracy, measures for income redistribution, regulation of the economy in the general interest and welfare state provisions.[1][2][3] Social democracy thus aims to create the conditions for capitalism to lead to greater democratic, egalitarian and solidaristic outcomes
People shouldnt confuse being socially liberal and focused on identity politics with being economically progressive and representing the people.
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