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Rather than own up to a bad plan poorly executed, MVP continues to scapegoat the very communities who warned them that these exact failures would occur. 
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Robert Reich, writing for The Guardian, weighs in on the fairy tale that our country is somehow “roaring back,” as Donald Trump characterized it when he hawked a report last week based on misleading unemployment statistics, numbers which were already woefully out of date at the time they were released...
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The network, said an MMFA researcher, “downplays the threat of the virus, dismisses the recommendations of public health officials, and misrepresents the scientific consensus on the disease.” Fox News hit viewers with an “avalanche of misinformation” in its weekday coverage of the coronavirus crisis...
Ali Senecal's curator insight,
October 11, 2020 8:42 PM
This article describes how an analysis found that Fox News had spread misinformation 253 in five days from July 6th to July 10th. Through this misinformation, Fox News politicized public health measures, and emphasized reopening despite public health concerns. This analysis also points out that companies such as Amazon, Kraft Heinz, Pzifer, and Verizon are leading sponsors of Fox News, helping the spread of misinformation and attempting to increase Trumps chance of being re-elected. It is interesting to look back on this now in October, and wonder just how many people still undermine the importance of following public health measures or simply believe coronavirus is a hoax because their only source of news comes from Fox and from reporters who constantly spread misinformation such as Laura Ingraham.
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