The MSNBC host echoed other media figures calling for biased reporting against Republicans
On MSNBC's "The ReidOut" Monday night, liberal host Joy Reid and her guest suggested the media were too neutral in their reporting on the Republican Party, and needed to amp up the hostility because both sides were "not the same." They urged reporters to "tell voters" that the GOP was a "threat" to democracy and freedom.
"[The media] doesn't want to be in a war with the Republican Party. Let's just be clear. In general, the media does not want to be at war with the Republicans. They want to treat both sides the same but both sides are not the same, right?" Reid stated.
She wondered to MSNBC political analyst Matthew Dowd how the media could "get out" of this "‘both sides’ trajectory."
On MSNBC's "The ReidOut" Monday night, liberal host Joy Reid and her guest suggested the media were too neutral in their reporting on the Republican Party, and needed to amp up the hostility because both sides were "not the same." They urged reporters to "tell voters" that the GOP was a "threat" to democracy and freedom.
"[The media] doesn't want to be in a war with the Republican Party. Let's just be clear. In general, the media does not want to be at war with the Republicans. They want to treat both sides the same but both sides are not the same, right?" Reid stated.
She wondered to MSNBC political analyst Matthew Dowd how the media could "get out" of this "‘both sides’ trajectory."
MSNBC's Joy Reid complains 'media does not want to be at war' with Republicans
MSNBC host Joy Reid and political analyst Matthew Dowd claimed the media shouldn't treat both sides equally but should warn voters of the GOP "threat."
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