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What's wrong with Rolling Stone? - Roundy 😂 It is absolutely amazing—truly amazing—how many journalists are straight up lying at the request of Kimmel’s PR team. Here are Kimmel’s words: “We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it.” Not to mention that this lie from Kimmel came at the exact same time everybody else on the left was lying about the shooter being far-right. If you’re a Rolling Stone reader, they’re taking you for an idiot

😂 Hey. Hand waving. How novel. Any social science "research" coming out of universities authored by leftists, which is 95% of faculties, is going to have massive holes. Garbage in garbage out. They made purposely false conclusions about covid origins for crying out loud. Where they had hard data telling them it most likely was of lab origin (and their private discussions said the same) and yet they published a paper in Nature, friggin NATURE, that concluded natural origin instead. Therefore any research coming out of the academy around any topic even tangentially related to current political debate you have to assume is flawed at best, made up at worst.

Exactly. As if the Democrats haven't already been doing it and relish the idea of having the opportunity to ramp it up again regardless of anything done now.

BREAKING: FCC Chair Brendan Carr just dropped a TRUTH NUKE on the liberals crying "free speech" after Jimmy Kimmel's cable show was suspended. "We're on a cable show right now. If you don't have an FCC license, you don't have an obligation to serve the public interest. Podcasts don't either. Stand-up comedians, whether they're on lots of forms of communications, don't. And Kimmel is free to do that." "But if you have a broadcast TV license, that means that you have something that very few people have. And you're excluding other people from having access to that valuable public resource. And it comes with an obligation to serve the public interest." "And again, over the years, there's been a rule in place at the FCC that local TV stations get to preempt programming that they don't think meets the needs of their communities." "This is a very significant moment because local broadcasters are now pushing back on national programmers."