Media madness exposed on the border

 Bonchie:

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Who knew that the party preference of the current White House resident completely changed every factual aspect of the border? It doesn’t matter that facilities are more overwhelmed under Biden with no end in sight. It doesn’t matter that he killed the remain in Mexico policy which caused this. Biden doesn’t get accused of putting “kids in cages” despite the fact that he’s quite literally making them sleep on floors in enclosed areas. It’s good to be a Democrat, at least if your concern is how the media will cover you.

Republicans will never get a fair shake. I suppose that’s a reality we all just have to live with. At this point, the only real noteworthy thing about the news media’s bias is the comedic value. Watching these people tie themselves into knots to excuse the very things they considered akin to Hitler two years ago is something to behold.

Regardless, this is a real crisis that requires real solutions. The Biden administration has none. They are flailing about, desperately trying to change the subject. But their actions and rhetoric have consequences. That’s what we are seeing now, and no amount of bias can hide it anymore.

At the link, you can watch the media twist themselves into pretzels to defend actions they described as literally Hitlerian during the Trump administration.  Blaming Trump for Biden's bad policies has reached an absurd level.

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