[DallasBiff]

Sometimes you can't make this stuff up, oh boy a media subscription.

The media are so full of themselves.

[nickcarraway]

18 year old today love print media.

[piasa]

So good they can’t even charge anything for it because so few people own birds any more.

[lee martell]

A free one year subscription, and it has nothing to do with sex or promoting abortion? Well, now!

[Steely Tom]

Doesn’t this discriminate against those who because of discrimination and cultural imperialism were not able to graduate?

[MinorityRepublican]

Assuming they’re literate and woke, they would rather to get a subscription from New York Times. But 999 out of 1,000 Seniors will be using TikTok instead.

[PGR88]

That’s worth at least $3!

[Fido969]

Red Star Tribune.

[GulliverSwift]

This is business prospecting. It’s not a gift.

Can’t see why anyone would want it though. The Red Star Tribune is communist filth.

[gitmo]

Can their graduates read?

[stratboy]

“Strengthen news literacy” = indoctrination of DNC propaganda

[Bernard]

The paper should provide a 3-year subscription, then offer a case of Bud Light with the first renewal. And a gift certificate to Target’s tuck-friendly promotions. Might as well get it all covered.

[ops33]

Almost as good as a Cross pen and pencil set.

[exPBRrat]

Earlier today I linked off Drudge to a Telegraph story and a pop-up appeared telling me I viewed 20 pages last year without a subscription.

This is BS I thought but maybe it’s a shakedown to giving it some more thought perhaps in the future an AI could gleem from the stories I was a threat or racist or climate denier?

[bgill]

Decades ago, newspapers were written on a 4th grade level so more would be able to read them. Would this be too advanced for today’s graduates?

[Lou L]

A one-year subscription that--if the grads ever actually open the app or link--will cover all the "election info" on which candidates that user should vote for in 2024.

[PortugeeJoe]

Why do they wan to punish the grads?