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Don't get me wrong -- the NYT losing money is always a good thing, no matter what
i'm terribly sorry to inform you, but the NYT is NOT, i repeat, NOT pro-Biden. Never has been. Trump generates headlines, clicks, whatever...NYT wants chaos and Trump.
What even is the meaning of this comment?
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Liberals: "Ah, free speech and free press. A good publication."
Liberals: "BOYCOTT THEM, DON'T BELIEVE YOUR LYING EYES, EVERYTHING THAT DISAGREES WITH ME IS PAID OFF OR PROPGANDA. FAKE NEWS! IGNORE THAT WE ARE ACTING LIKE REPUBLICANS!"
The survey showed that 41 percent of partisans agreed that simply winning elections is more important to them than policy or ideological goals, while just 35 percent agreed that policy is a more important motivator for them to participate in politics. Only 24 percent valued both equally or expressed no opinion.
This is from 2015, but it explains so much. If anything, 35% seems like a bit much for people who are primarily motivated by policy. Maybe it's gotten worse since then.
NYT has been on something for a long time. People made fun of how fawning they've been over conservatives in the entire MAGA era until they've gotten to this point.