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Maybe not partisan, but the article is clearly biased by only naming Republican administrations.
by joshuaheard 10y ago
Maybe not partisan, but the article is clearly biased by only naming Republican administrations.
- falcolas 10y agoThe Intercept has been plenty critical of the Obama administration, from the drone strikes to the surveilence state, to their handling of Manning and Snowden. They're (imo) a bit on the tinfoil hat side of reporting, but they're hardly partisan. The simple fact is that now the administration is Republican, so any comments on the current administration are going to be about a Republican administration.
- kennywinker 10y agoCan you think of scandals on scale of watergate under a democrat?
- joshuaheard 10y agoThe Clinton Impeachment, which was blown open by the media leak of the stained blue dress on the DrudgeReport. The media was largely silent on Obama's scandals, but he had plenty, off the top of my head: IRS targeting of political opponents, U.S. Ambassador death at Benghazi, Secretary of State Clinton's mishandling of classified data on her personal server, giving guns to the Mexican cartels (Gun Walker), Chinese hack of all the federal employees' personal information, etc.
- kennywinker 10y ago"On the scale of watergate"
- joshuaheard 10y agoWell, Clinton was impeached. Nixon was not. And, no one died for Watergate.
- hollerith 10y agoClinton was impeached, then acquitted. If Nixon hadn't resigned, he would've been impeached, then convicted.