Opinion: DeSantis 2024?

[BengalYankee]

(10-28-2022, 05:38 PM)Dill Wrote: Fair to want a "far-right conservative" on an MSNBC run town hall.  

Haven't they appeared in MSNBC hosted presidential debates?

"Bias" isn't a term I use frequently, and certainly not with undeterminable percentages.

I'm still trying to figure out what you are showing me. 

We (I, at least) was disputing the notion that mere appearance on talk shows indicates
bias in favor of the politics of the network presenting the show. So obviously a video
of Obama pushing Dem talking points against O'Reilly doesn't make him a right winger.

You were writing as if people were calling Gabbard a DINO simply because she appeared
on a right wing talk show. They were not. Gabbard attacking the Jan 6 commission as
somehow irredeemably biased and just "after Trump" is the kind of thing that causes
people to call her a rightist. She sees the people holding the insurrectionists accountable
as the greater danger, not the insurrectionists.

"Out of 31 policies listed, it is more than fair to say that 16 of Gabbard's positions easily align with the Democratic establishment, while six would certainly align with the current Republican party, with an additional 11 not easily attributable to either party. Of the previously mentioned 16 positions, here are the most liberal:"


https://www.rebelnews.com/tulsi_gabbard_policies_1022