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The "news" people seem organized to weaken the GOP negotiating position, if not obliterate it.
A special bucket of opprobrium should go to what they call "public broadcasting," PBS and NPR.
Levin's thesis is stark: The Democrat Party is now a monopoly party that seeks total control of the government,

Biden aide Ian Sams implies they need to be lectured on going soft on Republicans.
He has not demonstrated to Republicans or the so-called sensible center that nonpartisanship or nuance really matters to him.
People are all too willing to believe the worst about priests and nuns and their easily assumed Catholic collaborators in heinous crimes.
They expect the media to make politics like bumper bowling for children.
Fully 77% say Biden is too old to be effective for four more years.

The tactic here is about winning through intimidation.

It would be nice if journalists could be humble enough to let the process play out throughout this year without slamming the fast-forward button.

TV news producers make it feel like the entire Republican campaign is occurring in courtrooms and lawyer huddles, not on the campaign trail.
MSNBC is becoming the home of former Biden-Harris spokespeople.
You can easily know which side the "objective media" is on when you see which prosecutors are painted as objective and which ones are compared to Nazi war criminals and terrorists.
Smith's ideal is apparently media coverage that is all prosecution and no defense.
"When the truth collides with a legend, print the legend."