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Brian Stelter regrets firing of Facebook ‘fact checker’

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If you are a very online person, you know that there are three things that you can absolutely trust one hundred percent:

1. Democrats bemoan the Electoral College after every presidential election loss.

2. After a mass shooting, going after “assault weapons” or “white supremacy,” according to the author. We’ll leave it to you to figure out which narrative they’ll choose and why.

And finally, the point of this put up (drum roll).

3. Media figures who rage against “misinformation” every time they lose control of the narrative.

We know, and they in the media know, that they have an obvious left leaning. But then, in 2016, something happened. Triumph. He made the media his foil and called them “fake news.” And then something even stranger happened: they accepted it and became a clown show. They let their flag of partiality fly. CNN changed its mission under Jeff Zucker to be nonstop Trump counterprogramming. The Washington Submit decided to become “the newspaper of the resistance” by turning columnists into jokes (hello Jen Rubin!).

And all this for the low cost of its integrity. So, with his reputation in tatters and the rise of alternative media, one might think a little self-reflection would be in order.

One would be wrong. The industry standard response is to double your bet and then double it again. Hence the constant and reliable number three mentioned above.

The only silver lining in all of this is that the left-wing media is becoming irrelevant even as it laments only right-wing misinformation and approves of its own.

Yeah!

Since we were on the topic of CNN. Dale was part of the “fact-checking” clown brigade that only seemed to find misinformation when it came from Trump and then, strangely, seemed to largely disappear between 2020 and 2024.

(gif of Michael Scott yelling “No! No!)

What a wonderful analogy.

It is always good to save receipts.

Get on the couch passed out, Brian!

In truth, the free flow of information is too valuable to be entrusted to the unwashed masses.

Pretty much sums up the whole point, right there.


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