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Originally posted by Lord Blackout
Lol what bias? She won the popular vote against a juggernaut like Obama. What makes you think she'd need to rig anything to win over Bernie? The bernieorbusts are so deluded.
Not to mention she was doing exceptionally well in the polls until CNN, NYT and FOX started obsessing over her foundation. Just read this:
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/09/05...ets-gored.html
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I'm not saying the media make in painfully obvious that they're for Clinton. I'm not saying that she NEEDED the media, or that she didn't deserve to win the popular vote. I didn't say anything like that, and I certainly am not a bernieorbust person - so thank you for that.
All channels do want to make the race interesting, of course they do - they do it for their ratings. But the vast majority of them are owned by people who will be making money out of Wall Street or in some way benefit from preserving the status quo. It is the same over here in the UK - there was an attempt at balance reporting because if its too obvious, it brings criticism. But all stations were overwhelmingly in favour of Remaining in the EU.
There is a difference between endorsing and making it obvious, and acting favorably to one candidate or party. CNN absolutely does the latter for Clinton. There has been a number of examples of this and you can look for yourself. Ultimately, Time Warner owns CNN. Time Warner is one of Clinton's highest donors. This doesn't mean that they refuse to offer any balance - they do. But they do things with a tilt for Clinton, and this will become more obvious over the next couple of months. It is exactly the same over here with Sky News. Owned by Rupert Murdoch, clearly favour the Conservative Party, but they still rightfully criticise when necessary.