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  2. You’re literally lying about lying. Only you would do something like this. Well, Trump would too! What a dumbass
  3. good let's see if the Natalies can say the same... imo, what's worse than the media stretching the truth... are the f'ng political ads bombarding the airwaves and my goddamn mailbox 24/7 was catching up on some of the YouTube shows I watch last night and this morning and had to keep hitting the mute button everytime a political ad from either side came on... I can see why some people avoid politics all together.
  4. Says the sites top bullshit peddler… the racist boomer
  5. Fox News has been the target of several high-profile defamation lawsuits over its broadcasting. The most notable legal cases involving the network include: Major Election Lawsuits Dominion Voting Systems: In April 2023, Fox News reached a historic $787.5 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems. Dominion had sued the network for $1.6 billion, alleging that Fox knowingly broadcasted false conspiracy theories claiming Dominion's voting machines rigged the 2020 presidential election. The settlement averted a high-stakes trial and spared top executives and hosts from testifying. [1, 2, 3] Smartmatic: Fox News faces an active $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit from Smartmatic, another voting technology company. Similar to the Dominion case, Smartmatic alleges that Fox News aired damaging falsehoods that heavily impacted its reputation and financial prospects by claiming the firm helped rig the 2020 election. [1] you fell for a real whopper there madame secretary, possibly the biggest whopper in the history of whoppers... but we all realize how bright and gifted you are...
  6. I’d ask you to prove it but you can’t. Because I’m not……unlike you who is a racist.
  7. do you support freedom of the press for Fox, Newsmax and the National Review? if you don't...
  8. Maybe the Dems will come for that pesky second amendment all the repugs like too.
  9. I love how you just blurt out delusional nonsense all the time. You old fucks crack me up lol
  10. so just... fuck the freedom of the press? Freedom of the press is the protected right to publish news, information, and opinions through media without government censorship or control. [1, 2] Constitutional Protection First Amendment: In the United States, the First Amendment states that Congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech or of the press. [1] Prior Restraint: Courts heavily restrict prior restraint, meaning the government cannot stop media outlets from publishing a story except in rare, extreme national security cases. [1, 2] Role in Democracy Watchdog Function: An independent press investigates government actions and holds public officials accountable. Informed Public: It provides citizens with the diverse facts and opinions they need to participate in self-government. [1, 2, 3, 4] Limits and Exceptions Legal Liability: Publishers can still face legal action after publication for defamation (libel) or invasion of privacy. National Security: Governments may restrict information that directly and severely threatens national security or public safety. [1, 2, 3] although I don't watch their networks or read their stories I fully support Fox News, Newsmax and the National Review's freedom of the press to print political propaganda unless some of you actually want to live under fascism or authoritarianism? do keep in mind... the pendelum can swing both ways
  11. Everything Trump touches turns to shit….example #2300

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