For those pointing out these are opinion pieces. It's clearly labeled that on the page.

However, when opinion quickly flips dramatically in this manner, I would argue it could be called propaganda.

My opinion.

ms liberty

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2. I read this earlier. He's a conservative.

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Thu Jul 25, 2024, 08:41 PM

Jul 2024

delisen

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3. I think you have found a clue

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Thu Jul 25, 2024, 08:43 PM

Jul 2024

Might explain why major media coverage has become so weird and lopsided.

I wonder if the editors have been replaced by bots.

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