One story looks at MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough who claims “everybody saw
this coming in early January” (National Review).
From Byron York: Certainly a
non-partisan commission will ask what Rep. Schiff was doing on this issue in
January/February as chair of House Intelligence Committee and member of Gang of
Eight (Twitter).
Shocking it took this long for
someone to recall, but Trump addressed the coronavirus in his state of the
union, which Nancy Pelosi tore up, call it “a manifesto of mistruths” (Daily Wire).
From a story on the media v
the public: It’s a gap that’s only growing, reflected in the incredulous and
disgusted tweets of major media figures when they come across the president’s
polling numbers. In fact, the true polarization in American life is not between
Republican and Democratic voters, but between the American electorate and its
representatives in government and in the media, who exist in a radically
polarizing feedback loop that has disconnected them from the American people
like two moons orbiting each other that have lost the centripetal pull to the
planet they once circled (Forward).
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