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Standard republican newspaper fear-mongering. This is classic Rupert Murdoch culture war crap guaranteed to rile up the base. There's also quite a few article
by pierat 3y ago
Standard republican newspaper fear-mongering. This is classic Rupert Murdoch culture war crap guaranteed to rile up the base.
There's also quite a few articles, all with hard repblican bent, that are saying the same thing. I wonder why? /sarcasm
https://reason.com/volokh/2023/05/20/justice-mitchell-alabama-the-new-bar-exam-puts-dei-over-competence/ https://reason.com/volokh/2023/05/20/justice-mitchell-alabam...
Basically, do your own research, rather than listen to these conspiratorial rags. Or at least acknowledge their obvious bias.
- orangepurple 3y agoI just read your article and the situation is every bit as bad as the other poster makes it sound.
- georgeplusplus 3y agoWSJ is not predominantly right leaning. The only thing that wreaks of bias is you. At least acknowledge how dismissive you are to this.
- ModernMech 3y agoIsn't the WSJ owned by Rupert Murdoch, who just had to pay almost a billion dollars to settle a lawsuit about one of his media companies knowingly, repeatedly, gratuitously lying on air? Why should anyone trust anything coming from his media empire ever again? They won't even admit fault or commit to changing their practices.
- pierat 3y agoRupert Murdoch owns/controls both Wall Street Journal and Fox News. Both have significant ethical problems in smearing "just the facts" with terrible propaganda op-ed's disguised as "news", like this article.
- HonestOp001 3y agoAs opposed to the New York Times putting the opinions into the “news” articles.
- saxonww 3y agoThis is an opinion piece, so I wouldn't necessarily attach the organization's journalistic credibility to it.
- uxp100 3y agoThis is in WSJ Opinion. It’s right leaning.