Where is corporate media? That is the question. The top 4 front page left in the NYT today are all about the politics of this move. Not about the wealth transfer, not the increased deficit, not about cuts to Medicaid--but who's winning or losing politically. There is one story up there about how the bond market doesn't like it. But none …
Where is corporate media? That is the question. The top 4 front page left in the NYT today are all about the politics of this move. Not about the wealth transfer, not the increased deficit, not about cuts to Medicaid--but who's winning or losing politically. There is one story up there about how the bond market doesn't like it. But none of the headlines suggest what this means to the average person. Oh, and then watch for all the handwriting stories when such things become reality. Just like their coverage of Project 2025. Barely touched it when it was an election issue and, now. oh the humanity, the humanity.
Where is corporate media? That is the question. The top 4 front page left in the NYT today are all about the politics of this move. Not about the wealth transfer, not the increased deficit, not about cuts to Medicaid--but who's winning or losing politically. There is one story up there about how the bond market doesn't like it. But none of the headlines suggest what this means to the average person. Oh, and then watch for all the handwriting stories when such things become reality. Just like their coverage of Project 2025. Barely touched it when it was an election issue and, now. oh the humanity, the humanity.
The only folks who actually benefit from the Big Beautiful Bill are the top tenth of the top 1% of weathy Americans.
Should document it...broadcast it on MAGA media.