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The WSJ writes hit pieces because they know exactly who their audience is (the business wing of the Republican party and the Republican wing of the business com
by FFP999 3y ago
The WSJ writes hit pieces because they know exactly who their audience is (the business wing of the Republican party and the Republican wing of the business community) and if they didn't write hit pieces, said audience would lose interest.
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- coldtea 3y agoHorrible bosses and cut-throat capitalist business practices are totally bipartisan.
- FFP999 3y agoFair enough, so their audience also includes the crypto-Republican wing of the Democratic party.
- coldtea 3y ago>also includes the crypto-Republican wing of the Democratic party. Yeah, or, as it's better known, the Democratic Party leadership. It's just neoliberal capitalism with token social concerns as trinkets (Dems), or neoliberal capitalism with token convervative concerns as trinkets (Reps).
- FFP999 3y agoI see that we actually agree with each other here.