Media continues to replace inquiry with dogma on environmental issues ...Middle East

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In a time where misinformation spreads vapidly across social media, it is critical for journalists to separate their biases from their reporting. But, unfortunately it’s not happening that way. It is no secret that the mainstream media – or the MSM, for short – has a favorite party. And it’s certainly not the GOP. The media has found itself acting as an arm of the democratic party. Throughout his entire campaign, the media worked tirelessly to protect their chosen candidate, Joe Biden, even determining what the American people can and can’t learn. This crystal clear bias is demonstrated in two articles covering the environment. “The Trump administration has a parting gift for the clima

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