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RATIO PARTY: WaPo correspondent says Mueller report proves most reporting was on the mark

Washington Post correspondent Philip Bump posted this Thursday morning as the Mueller report was being released, but it’s managed to hang around all day because people can’t help but stop and stare and wonder if it’s a parody or not.

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So what did we learn from the Mueller report aside from the fact that there was no collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia? We learned that the press, which spent two years reporting about ties between the Trump campaign and Russia, was “on the mark.”

Indeed — there are those who live life in the New York/Washington D.C. media bubble, and then there’s the rest of America.

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