If you are wondering who is creating the divide in this country, listen to President Trump's press conference today and then see how @CNN covered it.pic.twitter.com/aSQnce9v1c
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With confirmation bias in full swing, Scott seems to indicate he is part of the "70% of people who see headlines but do not read the stories". Maybe he is also a part of the problem.
Mr. Adams, 45 told 3 reporters during this presser that they were bad people and to siddown-shuddup. While I agree that headlines do prime their intended audience, your complete bias is showing. I point this out, knowing that you might not go back and look at your own words.
Please link us all to your enlightened, accurate and honest news source.
To prove what exactly?
no, he's a member of the media, so he's automatically right. However CNN who is also a member of the media is automatically wrong, because they're using language he doesn't approve of. Although, this is what makes Twitter fun is debates like this.
The question was completely reasonable. The question was polite. Are you arguing that it wasn't? The president responded with name calling. How is Acosta wrong here? The press is called the 4th estate for a reason. It is their responsibility to call out our elected officials.
I would say that more than 90% people just read the headlines. An average person maybe reads one story a day but sees dozens of headlines. They are extremely important, and CNN is continuously and obviously twisting them to fit their narrative.
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