Sanders
Massively Outperforms Expectations in Michigan Primary, CNN Ignores
It to Cover Trump
8
March, 2016
As
Bernie Sanders climbs to an unfathomable 5-point lead in the Michigan
primary, CNN focuses its coverage almost exclusively on Donald Trump.
Had Hillary Clinton been leading, CNN no doubt would focus on the
Democratic primary, which is easily the largest delegate prize since
Texas.
As
the corporate media continues to write off Sanders, Sanders continues
to defy expectations. The Senator from Vermont has now won Michigan,
Maine, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Colorado, Vermont and
New Hampshire.
In
16 hours, the Washington Post published 16 articles slamming Bernie
Sanders—kinda remarkable
9
March,2016
From
10:20pm Sunday night—after the Democratic debate in Flint,
Michigan—until the next day at 3:54pm, the Washington
Post published
a series of articles putting Bernie Sanders down. Sixteen articles to
be exact. Pretty damning bias in coverage. I know there are
ambivalent feelings in the Daily Kos community over what kinds of
coverage the different Democratic candidates are getting here, but we
can all agree it isn’t this:
Bernie Sanders pledges the U.S. won’t be No. 1 in incarceration. He’ll need to release lots of criminals
Clinton is running for president. Sanders is doing something else
This is huge: Trump, Sanders both using the same catchphrase.
Mental health patients to Bernie Sanders: Don’t compare us to the GOP candidates
‘Excuse me, I’m talking’: Bernie Sanders shuts down Hillary Clinton repeatedly
Bernie Sanders’ two big lies about the global economy
Five reasons Bernie Sanders lost last night’s Democratic debate
An awkward reality for Bernie Sanders: A strategy focused on whiter states
Bernie Sanders says white people don’t know what it’s like to live in a ‘ghetto.’ About that…
The NRA just praised Bernie Sanders — and did him no favors in doing so
Even Bernie Sanders can beat Donald Trump
What Bernie Sanders still doesn’t get about arguing with Hillary Clinton
Why Obama says bank reform is a success but Bernie Sanders says it’s a failure
Here’s something Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders have in common: And the piece of the argument that Bernie doesn’t get quite right.
”Excuse me!” Bernie Sanders doesn’t know how to talk about black people
And the most partisan senator of 2015 is … Bernie Sanders!
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