So the Republican Party's propaganda outlet, Fox "News", holds a joint press conference for the candidates. The "moderators" asking questions are in-house Fox propagandists, who are as generally servile as expected.
You might expect the rest of Big Journalism to call this the farce it is. Of course not.
Dan Gillmor /
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