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Favorable write up in WP (Original Post)
Iwillnevergiveup
Mar 2016
OP
Just today we're starting to see a trickle of favorable coverage. Media must feel they
Ed Suspicious
Mar 2016
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Viva_La_Revolution
(28,791 posts)1. it won't let me see it... pay site
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Iwillnevergiveup
(9,298 posts)3. Here you go
By John Wagner and Matea Gold March 20
"Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont continued his intense spending pace in February as he scrambled to catch up with former secretary of state Hillary Clinton in their race for the Democratic presidential nomination, according to campaign-finance details set to be filed Sunday.
Sanders outraised Clinton for the second month in a row, pulling in $43.5 million to her $30.1 million, according to a Sanders campaign official. But the new figures also indicate that he plowed through far more cash, spending $40.9 million to her $34.3 million. That left the senator with $17.2 million in the bank as March began, while Clinton had $30.8 million.
In all, Sanders has raised just under $140 million, powered by nearly 2 million donors who have repeatedly fed the campaign with small contributions online. Clinton, who this month secured her 1 millionth donor, has brought in nearly $161 million overall for her bid."
Ed Suspicious
(8,879 posts)2. Just today we're starting to see a trickle of favorable coverage. Media must feel they
have the primary wrapped up so they're pivoting left to win back some semblance of a viewership after their Goebbels act.
nxylas
(6,440 posts)4. Either that or they know it gets clicks
They can then edit the story to conform to the official line.
jillan
(39,451 posts)5. It has been very curious how MSNBC and now WP are giving Bernie
All this attention after months of negative attention or completely ignoring him altogether. They both have lost me. WP never did anything to Jonathan Capehart after that horrid that's not Bernie story. Shameful.