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Sure they are, which countries aren't interested in the most powerful country that constantly exports their problems.(our debt is YOUR problem) But the covera
by largepeepee 4y ago
Sure they are, which countries aren't interested in the most powerful country that constantly exports their problems.(our debt is YOUR problem)
But the coverage is probably outsized to their actual impact compared to the hundreds of billions spent by the local monopolies trying to influence the elections themselves.
Trump ignoring his personal issues for a moment, has shown with his rise and fall, just how much of the media are just working together - I have never seen all of them including interestingly enough CNBC and Fox constantly dismissing the same candidate in unison for months towards to 2016 election.
Add the tech monopolies into the mix for 2020 and it was another eye opener.
- chiefalchemist 4y ago> with his rise and fall, Not being daft, but what fall? Sure the non-Right media wants to paint him as a has-been, but that's revisionist history, and wishful thinking. Key fact: Trump in losing received more votes than Obama in either of BO's victory. Yet Obama is generally painted as popular and love, and Trump a nothing? I'm not a fan of DT but a false hope in a false narrative is an opportunity for him to exploit.