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Divisive, pretentious, and completely biased. The worst of the worst when it comes to news. This is supposed to be a balance of views as in, National Public Radio. I don't think they have any idea how alienating they are to a large portion of the country. Completely out of touch with the common man.
Let's see if having two 1 stars will make the average more accurate. The channel is a garbage bag
If this is journalism I am a flying monkey.
There were zero reviews of this site prior to mine. I rated it 1 star. After publishing this review there are ONE reviews [sic] of the site. Average star rating 3?
One divided by one is NOT three.
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