Interesting Link About Generational Political Viewpoints.

[jackflash]

Each generation is unique from music to political viewpoints & every issue in between. Check out the link below & leave your opinion.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/01/23/gen-z-republican-polling/

 

[progressive hunter]

Each generation is unique from music to political viewpoints & every issue in between. Check out the link below & leave your opinion.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/01/23/gen-z-republican-polling/

all it takes is a small amount of tyranny to show people freedom is the preferred option,,

and bigger government always ends in tyranny,,

 

[Procrustes Stretched]

Each generation is unique from music to political viewpoints & every issue in between. Check out the link below & leave your opinion.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2024/01/23/gen-z-republican-polling/

Not buying it.

"Time will tell?"

Washington Post Attempts to Justify Media Suppression of Hunter Biden-Laptop Story | National Review

Philip Bump either thinks you’re stupid, or he’s as clueless as the rest of the mainstream press.

www.nationalreview.com

Introducing his piece — which is titled, “The forgotten — and ignored — context for the emergence of the Hunter Biden laptop story” — Bump writes:

When the New York Post reported on Oct. 14, 2020, that it was in possession of emails between a Ukrainian businessman and Hunter Biden, son of the then-Democratic presidential nominee, it would have been hard to predict what followed. This was less than three weeks before the election itself, and the content of the report was soon subsumed to the odd way in which the paper obtained the information. Mainstream outlets and social media companies balked at elevating the story’s claims, triggering frustrations on the right that remain to this day.

Before we go on, let me stop Bump right there. “Social media companies” did not “balk at elevating the story’s claims.” They worked overtime to stop anybody reading the story at all. Twitter prevented users from sharing links to the piece by showing those who tried a message that read, “We can’t complete this request because this link has been identified by Twitter or our partners as being potentially harmful,” and it went so far as to suspend the New York Post’s account completely, until the paper agreed to delete its tweets on the matter. Facebook, meanwhile, altered its algorithms so that it did not “place posts linking to the story as highly in people’s news feeds, reducing the number of users who [saw] it.”