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4. I watched it sometimes when they first started. I found they were reasonable if you like bothsiderism. Dan Abrams

Reply to Montauk6 (Original post)

Tue Dec 10, 2024, 05:21 PM

Dec 10

would start some discussions more from a GOPer standpoint and then bring in the Democratic side. Several times I just changed the channel before the Dem discussion. Other times, they'd start with Dem side.

Haven't watched them recently. They did have a pretty good panel discussion on Friday nights that included political comedians and others.

I would not automatically discount them, but I'd want to see the whole discussion to see if they pivoted too much covering their asses.

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Is NewsNation a reliable news outlet? [View all] Montauk6 Dec 10 OP

Sorry -- my first reaction was HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. But to answer your question, I do not believe it LauraInLA Dec 10 #1

NewsNation used to be Superstation WGN. Editors on Wikipedia have noted the following concerns about WGN... Eugene Dec 10 #2

I googled "is newsnation biased?" Here's the first link: Dennis Donovan Dec 10 #3

I watched it sometimes when they first started. I found they were reasonable if you like bothsiderism. Dan Abrams Silent Type Dec 10 #4

I wouldn't call it reliable. ificandream Dec 12 #5