CNN Forced to Admit Left-Wing Bias Killing
Ratings, Brand
Posted By: Imright, 2/27/2022 2:09:26 PM
How will that sleazy, lying Uriah Heep of a hairless gerbil named Brian Stelter intend to circle this square? CNN, a left-wing, basement-rated misinformation machine that spreads conspiracy theories and violence, is now admitting its blatant partisanship has damaged its ratings and credibility.But-but-but, the hairless gerbil told me CNN is straight news! According to the latest, CNN’s incoming chief, who is no conservative, will immediately cry Uncle! By putting an end to disgraced former CNN chief Jeff Zucker’s disastrous management choices, that drove the cable channel onto the rocks of its glorious doom.
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