Breaking News: Bush Tours America
This just in: the president takes bold action in response to the crisis
Thursday, July 03, 2008
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4 comments:
Hey! Since when is this a political blog? :)
Well for one thing, this is news, not politics. The fact that it happens to be fake news is immaterial, considering that this brand of journalism is increasingly indistinguishable from the putative real thing, and in fact fake news is sometimes more truthful. (Compare The Daily Show with Fox.)
For another thing, this is really about chess if you watch carefully, since the state of the nation affects the health of chess.
Finally, in the words of the immortal Orwell, I write as I please.
Geez, it was just a funny comment. I'll be more careful next time!
Hilarious video. But LOL on the Fox comment, right? They're not worse than other US news.
The differences between domestic news sources are minor. The real distinction is comparing with sources around the world. It's a real eye-opener.
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