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Washington Post media reporter notes how Fox News 'casually' refers to CNN as a liberal network

There sure are a lot of media reporters out there. Fox News has Howard Kurtz, CNN has Brian Stelter and Oliver Darcy, and we thought the Washington Post had Erik Wemple, but he’s their media critic; apparently, their media reporter is Jeremy Barr, and boy, does he have a scoop. In a piece on the Fox News website about how all of the mainstream networks ignored the Eric Swalwell spy story, Joseph A. Wulfsohn “casually” referred to CNN as a liberal network.

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People with sight were certainly able to read the looks on the faces of CNN’s election night panel when it looked like Joe Biden was in trouble.

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Centrist, of course, because they express the same views as everyone at the Washington Post.


 

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