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Probably the wire services people haven't staked their entire livelihood on access journalism, nor live in fear of not being invited to beltway soirées

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BNthebennatan.bsky.social

Wall Street and The Beltway run on very expensive uppers.

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JTjohnny2hats.bsky.social

The Beltway is fine, it's the Virginia drivers who are the problem

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RAjimadamsgeo.bsky.social

That looks suspiciously like the beltway. Around NH Ave?

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Counterpoint: The NYT is garbage and their articles are colored beyond recognition to create, frame or amplify self-serving narratives that mostly aim to cement their own influence over beltway insiders, elites and politicos.

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Wwillkeats.bsky.social

favorite example of this is when Trump got covid and we clowned on him all night with no shitty beltway pundits to tell us off lol

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brooklynkid52.bsky.social

This theory has to explain why the experts, the people paid by campaigns, and the campaigns themseleves, spend so much $ on polls maybe the experts are just beltway bandits ?

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brooklynkid52.bsky.social

The argument against this is that the experts, the people who are paid to work for the campaign, spend a lot of money on polls. Now it could be they aren't real experts, just scam artists, "beltway bandits" but arguments against polls should explain this

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JDdanziger.bsky.social

This is some Beltway nonsense. What “hopes”? Democracy dies in bullshit.

Washington Post headline:

Trump, RFK vow to ‘Make America Healthy Again,’ raising hopes and doubts

The two are improbable avatars of a campaign to restore America’s health, and some former Trump aides expressed skepticism the GOP nominee would follow through.
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emmogene.bsky.social

Finally, Washington Week's guest Susan Glasser of the New Yorker interrupted the beltway horse race chatter to call out Trump's outrageous, anti-democratic pronouncements. There haven't been enough instances of MSM pointing out that the emperor has no clothes.

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