jimihendrix1
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I dont care how partisan any of them are, as long as theyre telling the truth, and when they get something wrong, correct the mistake.
Election deniers, how do you feel about recent Fox testimony?
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Grandpapy
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Hey, as long as you know who's pulling your strings.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) doesn’t allow a single company to own stations that reach more than 39 percent of US television homes. (Related Sinclair’s pro-Trump news is taking over local TV. See if they own your station.) So the question is: How is Sinclair going to be allowed to reach more than 70 percent of households? There are two main reasons:
Sinclair’s takeover of local news, in one striking map
The pro-Trump media company is about to become bigger.
PJ Diaz
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Well the good news is I don't really watch TV anyway. I prefer to read my news, and only watch occasional news clips if they are related to local articles of interest. Otherwise I prefer to read the news, as I find TV news has too much commentary and opinion, regardless of who the source is. I don't have cable TV at all, in fact.Hey, as long as you know who's pulling your strings.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) doesn’t allow a single company to own stations that reach more than 39 percent of US television homes. (Related Sinclair’s pro-Trump news is taking over local TV. See if they own your station.) So the question is: How is Sinclair going to be allowed to reach more than 70 percent of households? There are two main reasons:
Sinclair’s takeover of local news, in one striking map
The pro-Trump media company is about to become bigger.www.vox.com
EDIT: I checked the article you listed to and Sinclair doesn't own any stations in my area, according to the map on the page.
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Grandpapy
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Watch out for PG city council.
PJ Diaz
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I live in Santa Cruz county, not Monterey.Watch out for PG city council.
I disagree. It's not a comedy skit. He uses self deprecation if anything in his story telling of todays events. He makes you think logically and critically, in an unbiased way.
Prove me wrong and watch it; then I have something to talk to you about.
PJ Diaz
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So then by that same assessment, The Jimmy Dore Show and Joe Rogan are also news. Got it.
CunningCanuk
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Yeah, some people can’t grasp the subtle nuances of satire. It also requires a sense of humour, which isn’t exactly in your wheel house either, is it?
I don't watch those guys. Isn't Rogan MAGA?
Did you invest 20 minutes of hearing events in a different manner so we can talk?
Fits in nicely with this.Hey, as long as you know who's pulling your strings.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) doesn’t allow a single company to own stations that reach more than 39 percent of US television homes. (Related Sinclair’s pro-Trump news is taking over local TV. See if they own your station.) So the question is: How is Sinclair going to be allowed to reach more than 70 percent of households? There are two main reasons:
Sinclair’s takeover of local news, in one striking map
The pro-Trump media company is about to become bigger.
Don't you like how a 'movement' just decides?
PJ Diaz
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I don't have 20 minutes yesterday or today to do that. No, Rogan isn't MAGA, why would you think that? He supported Bernie Sanders in 2020, and thinks Trump followers are morons.
Joe Rogan said 'the morons had a king' with Donald Trump during a podcast episode
"The morons had a king. There's a lot of morons," Joe Rogan said about Donald Trump and his supporters during a Thursday podcast episode.
Fogdog
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Should be named "Greater Welfare State"
They propose consolidating Federal money pits in other states to enlarge the Idaho welfare state.
More than most states. Idaho receives more federal funding relative to its total spending than two-thirds of all states. And because of its near-bottom average wages, it is reimbursed for social programs at a higher rate than all but two.
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Fogdog
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I wish they were afraid to voice their opinion.
“We are at war. The only thing that’s not flying right now is bullets,” said Mark Finchem, a GOP candidate for secretary of state in Arizona last year who continues to contest his loss and was the final speaker of the daylong conference.
'We Are At War': Election Conspiracy Movement Grinds On As 2024 Approaches
As the U.S. barrels toward the next presidential election, the movement that mushroomed after the last one shows no signs of slowing down.
Aeroknow
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It’s kinda comical that even up here in the north state on a local news channel(Action News Now) they fuck up pronouncing Pajaro and Salinas. When reporting the flooding the other day, two different anchors pronounced them like I didn’t even know was possible.
Real quick, i can't remember did you live in SC county back in ‘82 for the horrible flooding/mud slides? I lived in Ben Lomand until ‘85.
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I see they've got Greater Idaho.Hey, as long as you know who's pulling your strings.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) doesn’t allow a single company to own stations that reach more than 39 percent of US television homes. (Related Sinclair’s pro-Trump news is taking over local TV. See if they own your station.) So the question is: How is Sinclair going to be allowed to reach more than 70 percent of households? There are two main reasons:
Sinclair’s takeover of local news, in one striking map
The pro-Trump media company is about to become bigger.
If we said shit like that, I'd be picked up and you'd be a charged member of the terrorist organization Wakanda Forever.I wish they were afraid to voice their opinion.
“We are at war. The only thing that’s not flying right now is bullets,” said Mark Finchem, a GOP candidate for secretary of state in Arizona last year who continues to contest his loss and was the final speaker of the daylong conference.
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'We Are At War': Election Conspiracy Movement Grinds On As 2024 Approaches
As the U.S. barrels toward the next presidential election, the movement that mushroomed after the last one shows no signs of slowing down.www.huffpost.com
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They can try all they wish and at one point I was for some sort of online voting, but realize we need the safety net of individual states becoming a check on another. This way with surgical precision, we can narrow down the defect. En Masse not so much.I wish they were afraid to voice their opinion.
“We are at war. The only thing that’s not flying right now is bullets,” said Mark Finchem, a GOP candidate for secretary of state in Arizona last year who continues to contest his loss and was the final speaker of the daylong conference.
View attachment 5272240
'We Are At War': Election Conspiracy Movement Grinds On As 2024 Approaches
As the U.S. barrels toward the next presidential election, the movement that mushroomed after the last one shows no signs of slowing down.
PJ Diaz
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Yep, I was a kid back in the floods of 82, but definitely remember them. After a month of rain, there were gullies cut in the road up to my house that were three feet wide and three feet deep. It was then that I began to realize the powerful awesomeness of nature.
In fairness, Pajaro is a bit tricky to pronounce for anyone not educated a bit in the Spanish language. Also, although it's not a Spanish work (it's a native word), it seems that at least 25% of the people who live in Aptos don't know how to pronounce it correctly. On that note, I remember a couple of decades ago, when I was visiting Austin TX, I asked for directions and was told to go down "Guadaloop" (Guadalupe), haha I would think the Texans would know how to pronounce one of their main streets, but no.
cannabineer
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When I lived in Stanislaus County, I heard locals call it Stanislaw.