Does Sup Forums agree with this?
News Credibility
Colton Barnes
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Hunter Martinez
>((((WP))))
>((((NYT))))
>((((NBC))))
>(((ABC)))
>((((SLATE))))
>(((((WSJ)))))
I'm getting real tired typing out all these brackets, user.
Henry Carter
>CNN as not biased
They are pretty biased towards the left in my opinion and generally seem to favor leftist stories like how they mostly talked about Hillary and shit talked trump
Camden Young
That whole chart is left wing biased.
Isaiah Reed
This one is better.
Nathaniel Clark
They favored the left in that case because they though that was how the wind was blowing that moment. I don't understand why they're suddenly "leftist", they're like all the others: capitalist.
Daniel Moore
CNN belongs in the bottom left corner. It is the left-wing version of the blaze. Just like Huffingtonpost is the left-wing version of Breitbart.
Owen Flores
>Slate, Vox
>Reputable
>CNN
>Minimal bias
>US Uncut, Occupy Democrats
>Not utter garbage.
This absolutely sucks. Bet $100 a woman made this?
Adrian Harris
Yeah, not bad user
Charles Martin
>FT
>neutral
>No Bloomberg
>most neutral media outlet
>tried to audit the Fed
Shit chart, 2/10
Logan Martin
Oh Bloomberg is there, nvm
Belongs in the center though
Christopher Cook
Info wars is the only source you need.
Trust me I'm one of Alex's sources.
I'm CIA
Samuel Barnes
>Slate
>MSNBC
>Huffington Post
>Complex
>CNN
>NBC
>Not biased
This is a whole new level of retarded.
Chase Powell
You're joking right? I can't tell anymore if people are actually fucking retarded or its just a gag?
Isaiah Cook
Based Texas Tribune. Too bad they only focus on state level politics.
Aaron Rogers
>Huffington Post
>analytical
no
Isaac Jenkins
The level of stupidity this chart's creator must possess is obscene. So obscene that I'm convinced this is bait.
Nathaniel Parker
>The Graudian (as they're known for their constant errors)
>credible
Kek, lefty toilet paper like The (((Independent))) and Huffington Post
Nicholas Gray
Personally I think a large portion of the high quality population needs to be moved down to mixed quality. The partisan axis is accurate though.
Most people in my line of work listen to NPR on the radio a lot, so I've grown accustomed to it. I do notice the lean towards the left (which really ain't bad), though, and I'm going to have to give some of those neutrals a try.
Camden Gonzalez
Where's this clip from? that's fucking hilarious
Lincoln Wood
>the economist
Joseph Lopez
>Let's collect data on Sup Forums so we know how to better fuck with them!
Your strategy won't work, David Brock et al
Adrian Johnson
Ian Kelly
>Salon High quality
yea no. This infographic is shit