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There is no such thing as "unbiased links."Markle :
i know you are one of them thar poorly educated deplorables that trump loves long time, but a 2 second google research could open you up to all kinds of fact learnin'.... i know, i know - you are the lazy sort, so i'll do it for you just this once.
texas revisionist history - Google Search
now, go ahead & place the very much expected 'smile' emoji you will no doubt place as a reply to this post- because well.... it's what you all do when you really have no retort.
I post the laughing emoji because you're just funny. Who are you kidding, you can find anything you like on the internet and, since it's on the internet, it must be true.
democratic revisionist history - Bing
lol.....ummmm.... unlike what you just did - i never post any biased links ever. there were plenty of unbiased credible links to choose from, including a texas newspaper.
nice try, doesn't fly though, jr.
No biased links ever? Says one who posts this picture.
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hey - here's a hint, when you are trying to make a point- try making sense first.
& uh - i never post an article from a biased link from anywhere.
no huffpo, no MSNBC, no democratic underground, none. just like i don't accept anything from FOX, gateway pundit, breitbart, american thinker....
comprende?
ya there is. when facts are omitted or skewed to become 'alternative facts' to suit a slanted political view... that is shirley biased.
huffpo will slant the same news story 180 degrees from breitbart.
the best way to get a factual story is to go to the newspapers. there is no difference in factual reporting between the NYT, WaPO, or WSJ. what separates them is the OP/ED page where the first 2 lean left & the WSJ is right leaning... but they report the actual facts equally unbiased.
damn - you really needed that to be explained to you? of course you did, since i have seen you link to breitbart many times & try to pass it off as factually true.
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