Yesterday 10:40 am
I'm not the one who's so gullible to happily swallow the leftwing **** coming out a liberal rag which you KNOW hates Trump and hates Jews, and made such a huge idiot out of you for learning nothing after their continued lies have been exposed:
Lies and The Washington Post
Mar 25, 2021
The main evidence claiming that Trump was obstructing justice in Georgia was gained through reliance on an anonymous source who misled the newspaper.Rather than trying to “interfere” in the election, Trump was encouraging the investigator to do her job because he was convinced there had been wrongdoing.In short, a major newspaper perpetuated false information with grave consequences that led in part to a sitting president being impeached.
Given the newspaper’s obsessive hostility towards Trump during his 4 years in office, this should not come as a surprise. Similarly, though, nobody should be surprised that broad swathes of the public no longer trust the mainstream media to conduct a thorough inquiry and deliver accurate information, rather than trying to achieve some ulterior goal, such as ensuring that Donald Trump would stay out of the executive office.
Media Bias Fact Check Downgrades the Washington Post
TOPICS:DowngradeWashington Post By: Media Bias Fact Check
On 3/16/2021, the Washington Post amended and corrected a story about Dec. 23, 2020 phone call, in which they claimed an anonymous source told them that former President Trump told election investigator Frances Watson to “find the fraud” and that she would be a “National Hero.” In the original article, the Washington Post used quotes to indicate these are the words of the former President. However, according to the actual recording received by the Wall Street Journal, those words were never said.Recordings of the call, since released, showed that Trump did ask Watson to scrutinize the ballots, adding she would find “dishonesty” and that she had the “most important job in the country.” But he did not tell her to “find the fraud” or that she would be a “national hero.” The fact that the Washington Post placed these words in quotes indicates that they were spoken by Trump, when in fact they were the words of the anonymous source.
You'd get about as much honesty out of a Roadrunner cartoon that has you believe a two-legged roadrunner can outrun a 4 legged coyote, which you were no doubt just as ignorant to swallow, and your level of intelligence hasn't increased a whit since you accepted that at age 5!Exploring The Reliability Of The Washington Post: Does It Stand On The Continuum Of Credibility?
Jan. 11, 2023 Washington Post Bias
The Washington Post has come under fire in recent years for its alleged bias in its reporting. Many have argued that the newspaper’s coverage of certain topics and its opinion pieces have a clear political agenda that favors one side over another. Critics have also pointed out that the Washington Post has a history of publishing certain stories with a certain slant to it, and that the newspaper has been accused of being too cozy with certain political figures and organizations.