Last night Wisconsin Republican Sen. Ron Johnson and his opponent Mandela Barnes had a debate, and the Democrat candidate can’t say he didn’t get a little bit of an assist from the New York Times. Here’s how the Times framed the debate:
I’m loving this unbiased journalism from the New York Times pic.twitter.com/1jLp44LQCH
— some guy from PA (@Pennthusiast) October 14, 2022
Can it get more objective than this?
“Senator Johnson, a leading peddler of misinformation, will debate the lieutenant governor, Barnes, a liberal Democrat who has been touted as one of the party’s rising stars.”
It’s real, and it’s spectacular:
Yes, this is very real, for those asking https://t.co/Qixldc5HT4
— some guy from PA (@Pennthusiast) October 14, 2022
Ah, “journalism”!
After a respectful first debate, Senator Ron Johnson and Lt. Gov Mandela Barnes of Wisconsin will debate again tonight at 7 p.m. ET. This time, the candidates will be allowed to offer rebuttals, which may result in a more lively hour. https://t.co/AtiOWnd87M pic.twitter.com/0RTzmbpAhp
— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 13, 2022
The New York Times earns ten social credit points from the DNC for that one.
The #NYTimes should be ignored by anyone with some intelligence. They've been a hack organization for a long time and have totally abandoned honest journalism. https://t.co/s740ojV0o2
— Larry Schultz (@oldsteeler) October 14, 2022
🙄 right down the middle as usual. https://t.co/Ka0J0Cvyf4
— NoleScan (@Skinny_Smalls) October 14, 2022
They don’t even try to hide it anymore.
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