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Federal Judge Accuses NYT, WaPo of ‘Shocking’ Bias Against Republicans
NN ^ | 03-21-21 | Jack Murphy

Posted on 03/21/2021 9:37:32 AM PDT by McQ444

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To: McQ444

This is sad, as long as we have sh*t rags like the WAPO and Slimes, America will never have a toilet paper shortage.


21 posted on 03/21/2021 3:18:56 PM PDT by FlingWingFlyer (You can vote your way into socialism but you have to shoot your way out of it.)
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DiogenesLamp: "They are the party of big government.
The Republicans were the party of big government in 1860."

No, in 1860 it was Democrats who doubled the national debt in just four years through their profligate & sometimes corrupt over-spending, not Republicans.

It was Democrats who spent what today would be $65 billion on the Gadsden Purchase, so Jefferson Davis could have the new transcontinental railroad pass near his home.

As for alleged "big government" in 1860 the Federal government was about 10% of its current size.

22 posted on 03/22/2021 7:15:45 AM PDT by BroJoeK ((a little historical perspective...) )
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No, in 1860 it was Democrats who doubled the national debt in just four years through their profligate & sometimes corrupt over-spending, not Republicans.

Why would Democrats spend money on railroads and canals in the North? Or are you talking about Northern Democrats?

23 posted on 03/22/2021 2:38:47 PM PDT by DiogenesLamp ("of parents owing allegiance to no other sovereignty.")
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"Why would Democrats spend money on railroads and canals in the North?
Or are you talking about Northern Democrats?"

The answer is in your question: Democrats are Democrats, North or South, one scratches the other's back & visa versa.
In 1860 Democrats were an alliance of Southern slaveholders and Northern Big-City Immigrant bosses (i.e, Tammany Hall).
They supported each other, voted for each other's pet projects.
That's how Jefferson Davis was able to get Congress to vote (in today's values) about $65 billion to pay for the Gadsden Purchase to run the first transcontinental railroad near his own home.
The Land Grant Act of 1850 was passed by Democrat controlled Congress and used to help finance railroads all over the country, especially in the Mississippi valley, the Southern owned Mobile & Ohio Railroad.

So your whole idea that old-time Democrats were somehow more "conservative" and wanted less Federal spending is pure, unadulterated hogwash!
The real truth is that Democrats only ever wanted to reduce Federal spending when Republicans were in charge.
Once Democrats came to power, they spent like drunken sailors (no offense intended to drunken sailors!).

24 posted on 03/24/2021 8:22:49 AM PDT by BroJoeK ((a little historical perspective...) )
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To: Eddie01

With respect: You are incorrect, sir.

The News Misleadia is not biased. Not at all.

I used to say that the News Misleadia was a fully-owned arm of the Democrat party.

Now, I realize that the Democrats are a fully-owned arm of the News Misleadia party.


25 posted on 03/24/2021 8:25:44 AM PDT by Lazamataz (I feel like it is 1937 Germany, and my last name is Feinberg.)
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