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What does this have to do with Newsday or Long Island?
Every news channel these days has its own slant. If anyone thinks Fox is fair and balanced that person is living under a rock.
Likewise, it was amusing watching Wolf Blitzer on CNN for the election coverage. He kept on looking at ways for Hillary to win when it was clear she was losing key states.
Who asked your opinion of what should be posted?
I’m sure it will be easy to find other mainstream news channels with similar clips contradicting themselves over and over about all kinds of topics. I’d like to laugh about them as well. Please share.
The election is over. Nobody cares about Hillary. Nobody is crying about losses. How can anyone feel bad/be mad at news coverage of the POTUS? NPR or even Reuters gives facts if your looking for a straight news source.
What does this have to do with Newsday or Long Island?
Every news channel these days has its own slant. If anyone thinks Fox is fair and balanced that person is living under a rock.
Likewise, it was amusing watching Wolf Blitzer on CNN for the election coverage. He kept on looking at ways for Hillary to win when it was clear she was losing key states.
I don't watch FOX News but the local FOX5 station in NY is strongly anti-Trump. The newscasters and reporters can barely hold their contempt for him in reporting anything about him.
Newsday's latest editorial is all about warning that there should NOT be a citizen question in the 2020 US Census. It's "unfair" and "it will cost Long Island money".
That newspaper is going down the NYT/NYDN liberal drain.
Newsday's latest editorial is all about warning that there should NOT be a citizen question in the 2020 US Census. It's "unfair" and "it will cost Long Island money".
That newspaper is going down the NYT/NYDN liberal drain.
The Dolan family owns the controlling interest in Newsday. The same family that has owned the Knicks since they've been terrible. Editorial leanings no doubt are coming from the Dolans.
I always enjoyed reading the comments on Newsday.com since the paper has steadily moving left while forgetting that most of Long Island is 50/50 GOP/DNC. The online comments mostly countered the ultra-liberal editorials and letters.
Hey, I admit: I re-subscribed to Newsday two months ago because I got a great 6 months offer. The paper will go bye-bye after the introductory rate is over.
BUT: censorship at Newsday.com by no longer allowing comments?
Fake News such as NewsRag cant stand the fact that people have figured them out.
I noticed News 12 stopped all their Trump polls when 80% were PRO TRUMP!
Newsday's latest editorial is all about warning that there should NOT be a citizen question in the 2020 US Census. It's "unfair" and "it will cost Long Island money".
That newspaper is going down the NYT/NYDN liberal drain.
All liberals have gone bat sh*t crazy. They have no platform except to scream Racism and back illegal aliens over Americans in the hope they vote blue someday.
Newsday's latest editorial is all about warning that there should NOT be a citizen question in the 2020 US Census. It's "unfair" and "it will cost Long Island money".
That newspaper is going down the NYT/NYDN liberal drain.
Unfair my tuchus.
That question is very helpful when using the old census records to trace genealogy. The omission of that question creates gaps in a family's history.
The real question here is how many here illegally (snuck in or overstayed their visa) would answer truthfully?
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