Cartoon: The news cycle: a case study - by Tom Tomorrow

[kpete]

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[JonLP24]

1. I love the moderate bear

I hope to see more of him during this primary season.

[justgamma]

2. I thought he was

an eager beaver. Ready to blame both sides.

[yesphan]

5. That's Chuckles

the sensible woodchuck.

[pdsimdars]

3. It is infuriating that the left doesn't know how to push back on a bully.

By plain, common sense reasoning, how do they expect people to rally around them when they are unable to stand up for their own? If the right wing says it, well, they can't counter it, it might offend the right wing. What about their OWN base?

[smirkymonkey]

4. +1000

So much this! I am so frustrated.

[sop]

6. Betteridge's Law of Headlines:

"Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no."

Journalism in the form of a question is always tendentious, over-sold bullshit; a scare story put out by reporters because they don’t actually have sources and facts to back it up, but want to turn some run-of-the-mill rumour into a national controversy or panic.

It's just a variation of the old FOX News "some people say..." scam, perfected by Trump to con his Bund Rally deplorables.