It's from my experience, I live in progressive buble (Québec) that I could say is fighting with California for the top spot. I too was progressive most of my l

It's from my experience, I live in progressive buble (Québec) that I could say is fighting with California for the top spot. I too was progressive most of my life, it's the water I was in for all my life. I didn't understand the other side. Here Trump, Maga, guns, red states and faith are seen as backward, stupid and evil. It's in the last few year that I poped that buble of thinking and now can see and understand the other side. Here it's almost impossible to any discussion with a bit of nuance, the minute you stear away from the CBC talking point you get asked "are you a Trump supporter" with a raised eyebrow. I have seen the censure in action in Twitter, Facebook, Google and most mass media in the last few years and also the statistic of political leaning in all the big tech company and all universities. With the lastest thing happening at NPR, I am not surprised to heard that they are also ideologicaly compromised. I could be wrong, but I think if we were to see the political leaning of journalists and people of power at NPR it think we would find again a 90%+ of left leaning that is very far from what we see in the population. A test I was thinking, can you say openly at work or with friend that you will vote for Trump and keep your career options and your friends? I know I couldn't here.