Fox and The Big Lie

[KMFJD]

Both Parts are now out from Australian Public broadcaster ABC who are very familiar with the Fox machine

Murdoch seems to be a little bit upset with this coverage, if you have some time it's a good watch

Murdoch empire strikes back at ABC Four Corners documentary on Fox News’ championing of Trump

Fox sent letter threatening possible legal action to Australian broadcaster before two-part program on the relationship with former US president aired

www.theguardian.com

- News Corp has published 45 articles in just two days attacking the public broadcaster across its Australian mastheads.

 

[IronWing]

It’s almost like we shouldn’t give billionaires citizenship just because they’re billionaires.

 

[hal2kilo]

Do GOP voters actually believe Trump's Big Lie about "rigged" elections? They don't act like they do | Salon.com

But when pollsters dug a little deeper, they found that Republican voters don't behave like people who think the elections are rigged. On the contrary, Republicans are far more likely than Democrats to act like people who both believe that they will get a chance to vote and that their vote will be fairly counted.
"A full 92 percent of self-identified Republican voters said that they planned to vote in the 2022 elections, with just 4 percent saying they did not plan to," explains Meredith McGraw at Politico. "By contrast, just 70 percent of self-identified Democrats said they planned to vote, and 29 percent said they did not plan to."

 

[Lost_in_the_HTTP]

"By contrast, just 70 percent of self-identified Democrats said they planned to vote, and 29 percent said they did not plan to."

And that's where the problem lies. KY has more registered Ds, but Moscow Mitch is in office. He would not be if the Ds would just bother to go to the polls.

 

[nickqt]

And that's where the problem lies. KY has more registered Ds, but Moscow Mitch is in office. He would not be if the Ds would just bother to go to the polls.

A lot of those registered D's are people who last voted D 40+ years ago. Kentucky isn't some secret liberal bastion.