• @Wxnzxn@lemmy.ml
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      519 months ago

      You know, as much as one has to keep Machiavellian machinations and Realpolitik in mind… Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. Biden did not do well. They report about it in a way that gives them clicks. There is no plan.

    • @nekandro@lemmy.mlOP
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      319 months ago

      Calling a spade a spade is a hit piece now? Truly the least propagandized people on the planet.

      • @exanime@lemmy.today
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        109 months ago

        Calling a spade a spade would at least include the mention that Trump didn’t answer a single question. All he did was ramble; I could stomach 3 questions and I cannot tell from the answer if Trump understood any of them

        • @Cataphract@lemmy.ml
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          09 months ago

          Article about the performance of Biden and the Democrats response

          But But it’s unfair because they didn’t talk about Trump! This is exactly why we are in this mess to begin with.

    • enkers
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      In 2009, CNN’s current CEO and chairman was called the 65th most powerful person in the world by Forbes.

      I wonder if he’d have any financial incentive one way or the other?

    • Bo7a
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      159 months ago

      Check out who runs CNN now and all will become apparent.

    • Xhieron
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      109 months ago

      Ratings and clicks–same thing they wanted with the debate.

      • @Zipitydew@sh.itjust.works
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        They do actually. CNN was bought by open Trump supporters back in 2022. It’s been stated a few times they want CNN to become another Fox News.