After Hours: The maddening media coverage in the aftermath of the 2020 election (PODCAST)
A dissection of the media double standards when it comes to covering the fallout after the 2020 election.
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The Big Media Miss– Again (PODCAST)
No matter who wins the presidential race, one thing was clear on election night: the media failed to self-reflect and self-correct after its Big Miss from 2016.
Most say Trump should fight onward
In the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com, people were asked “What should happen now?” The vast majority of the more than 3,400 respondents said “Trump should fight.” Ninety-four percent (94%) gave that answer. Just 2% said “Trump should throw in
Election suspicion is a result of simmering distrust in our institutions
The following is an excerpt of my latest news analysis in The Hill. Amid the dueling claims and information chaos in the wake of Election Day 2020, we’re seeing the consequence of the loss of faith in our basic institutions
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WATCH: My latest live Twitter and Periscope chat on the election, Trump, etc.
Watch my latest live Twitter and Periscope chat. We talk about the election, Trump, the media and lots more! Click the link below! https://twitter.com/SharylAttkisson/status/1324866240704253953?s=20
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The Final Analysis: my 2020 prediction
The following is a news analysis. It is also published at Real Clear Politics. Five Indicators of the Trump-Biden Outcome A few people have asked for my analysis of the 2020 presidential race, particularly because I was one of the
Who are the givers and takers behind the biggest campaign cash in 2020? (PODCAST)
We name the biggest names in political money behind Trump and Biden. Some of them you’ve heard of. Some you probably haven’t.
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Trump’s approval better than Obama’s at same point in presidency (Rasmussen Reports)
The numbers fluctuate daily, but as we bear down on the final days before the election, President Trump’s approval is one percentage point higher than President Obama’s at the same point in his presidency. That’s according to the Rasmussen Reports
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