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Paul Hedreen

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Paul Hedreen @phedreen.bsky.social · 04/04/2025
For the NYT, group chat blunders take center stage over actual war crimes. Read my latest in @fairmediawatch.bsky.social
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FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting) @fairmediawatch.bsky.social · 21/03/2025
Repeating the “flat Earth–type lie” of looming Social Security insolvency has been a longtime hobby horse of corporate media. They still push the pernicious myth that the popular social program is struggling and nearing insolvency, with few viable options for its rescue. fair.org/home/decades...
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Decades of Media Myths Made Social Security Vulnerable to Political Attack
Leading newspapers still push the pernicious myth that Social Security is struggling and nearing insolvency, with few viable options for its rescue.
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Paul Hedreen @phedreen.bsky.social · 21/03/2025
DOGE's threats to Social Security weren't created in a vacuum. Media alarmism, past and present, laid the groundwork for the latest (potential) cuts. Check out my story in FAIR @fairmediawatch.bsky.social fair.org/home/decades...
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Decades of Media Myths Made Social Security Vulnerable to Political Attack
Leading newspapers still push the pernicious myth that Social Security is struggling and nearing insolvency, with few viable options for its rescue.
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FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting) @fairmediawatch.bsky.social · 20/12/2024
Reporting on protests in Pakistan without mentioning US involvement in domestic politics creates a perception that Pakistani chaos is a concern mostly for Pakistani people, and readers in the United States need not examine the role of their own government. fair.org/home/as-paki...
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As Pakistan Murders Protesters, Leading US Papers Play Down Washington’s Role
Missing from the coverage of Pakistan protests in leading US papers was the ongoing support the government has received from the Biden administration.
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