How could that be? With so much information at our fingertips, more complain about information overload. Cyberspace excess brought one expert to say, "Going on the Internet is like sipping through a straw from a fire hydrant." But too much information can hide the reality that some information is NOT even available.
A New York Post story revealed emails and information about the irregularities and growing evidence, but the mainline media dismissed such evidence as a partisan distraction.
The Media Research Center, a conservative media watchdog organization, conducted a limited but important survey in seven swing states.
The poll found that one in six who voted for Joe Biden would have changed their vote had they known about the Hunter Biden stories that the national media all but ignored.
Senator Ron Johnson claims, "Senator Grassley and I released our report trying to warn the American public well before the election, but the news media suppressed it, censored it, and didn't even let the people know. The news media and social media had far greater influence on this election. This was their candidate. They got him elected because of their censorship and suppression of the news."
One cannot ignore the role of social media in the suppression of important information.
It's time to fight back to restore freedom of information in America.
Monday, December 21, 2020
Will America Ever Have Freedom of Information Again?
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