The Biden media madness

 Fox News:

Ex-Biden White House staffer Michael LaRosa alleged that former President Joe Biden's staffers made "really unethical" demands of the press in an effort to "bully" reporters into covering the president in a favorable manner.

LaRosa, who served as former first lady Jill Biden's press secretary, detailed this alleged bullying campaign to "The Young Turks" host Cenk Uygur on Tuesday.

"They did bully a lot of journalists, and I think they would tell you that now. They wouldn’t have told you at the time," LaRosa claimed.

The former staffer claimed that Biden's communication team was "very hostile and very suspicious" of journalists under the leadership of Anita Dunn, acting as if they were operating "out of a bunker" while performing their jobs.
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The former staffer revealed that members of the Biden team made "unethical" demands from journalists dating back to the president's 2020 campaign, after Uygur questioned how the former president's team would "bully the press."

"I thought it was weird that they only did interviews for ‘quote approval.’ There was this thing in Biden world about quote approval, everything had to be on quote approval," LaRosa responded.
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Biden was already a cognitive mess when he was running for the presidency, but he was aided by a media with an irrational hatred of Trump.  The Biden presidency brought runaway inflation and wars in Europe.  The unethical demands of the media were not the only reason the media favored Biden.

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