EPIC Walmart Media Bias Nonsense
November 21, 2012
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as posted by the channel--An incredible example of media bias and projection of media bias related to the upcoming Walmart workers strike on Black Friday, with examples from Carol Costello on CNN asking Walmart spokesman David Tovar about Walmart's poverty level wages, and Fox News' Stuart Varney attacking strikers without mentioning the reasons for the strike, while setting setting up softball questions for Walmart's Tovar, like "can you sue the strikers?"
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