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The Media’s ‘Russian Disinformation’ Canard

For many in the press, it’s not about investigating the alleged abuses of the powerful. It’s about getting Democrats elected.

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Then-vice president Joe Biden and his son Hunter attend an NCAA basketball game in Washington, D.C., 2010.

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Nothing like this has ever happened in modern American journalism.

There’s been incessant bias, sure. Events and stories have been ignored, of course. There have been loads of smears. We were just subjected to four years of Russian “collusion” fabulism. But now, most of the institutional media is openly colluding — and pressuring Big Tech — to suppress a story that might damage their chosen presidential candidate. Journalists have become our censors. That’s definitely new.

David Harsanyi

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David Harsanyi

David Harsanyi is a senior writer at the Washington Examiner.

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