Who said reality has a liberal bias

Chancellor of the Exchequer. Adopted from Wikiquote. Last update June 3, Stephen Colbert American political satirist, writer, comedian, television h… A neoliberal is a liberal who got mugged by reality but has not pressed charges. Modern liberalism in England as well as abroad, in America as well as in Europe, has done more to destroy liberty than monarchy has done. Reality , People. If so, there could be a state that appeared to be a liberal democracy.

It would be a state the citizens of which believed was a liberal democracy. But the appearance of liberal democracy would be merely the outer trappings of an illiberal, undemocratic reality. This is the reality of politics, a reality that liberals often do not dare to face. Tea , Hell. And the lack of cultural bias means that these practices can be — and are — just as successfully employed elsewhere. This Western bias, a particularly Eurocentric bias, has been pervasive and deep.

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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Hi, What does "reality has a well-known liberal bias" mean here? Also from Gallup just this month on public confidence: The two least trusted institutions across government, business, police, education, the judiciary and the media found the following two entities at the very bottom of the list: Congress, with 12 percent confidence, and broadcast news media, with 16 percent confidence. For context, small business topped the list with 70 percent approval, while police saw an increase from the previous year, with 51 percent now trusting the men and women in blue despite an onslaught of negative coverage and portrayals that have helped lead to record retirements and resignations.

Question for Chuck Todd: Why is it that seemingly every huge breaking-news story that ends up being hopelessly wrong is originally weaponized against one party Republican to benefit the other Democratic? Why do these mistakes only go in one direction? Trump ordering park police in D. For a definitive look at media "mistakes" in the Trump era alone, check out journalist Sharyl Attkisson's list , featuring a whopping examples. It is not, generally speaking, unruly. But fires have been started.

Irresponsible clowns. Months of enabling violence and destruction by ignoring and downplaying it, thereby eliminating any pressure on politicians to take action. Of course, bias comes in many forms, particularly the bias of omission, and particularly as it pertained to the media blackout of Hunter Biden before the election in what sure looked to many like an effort to protect his father.

Shot and chaser.