New York Times’ EPIC Failed Fact Check Of RFK On Food!

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November 19, 2024

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A chronically establishment media outlet like the New York Times certainly can’t tolerate an iconoclastic voice like RFK being elevated to a position of power, so the paper attempted to “fact check” some of the presumptive HHS Secretary’s statements about food safety.

As TJDS guest hosts Russell Dobular and Keaton Weiss point out, the result was an epic fail as the Times merely revealed itself for the rank propaganda outlet and stenographer to the powerful food lobby it is.

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