Press reaction to the Castro valid attack on Biden shows complicity – #DemDebate outtakes.

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There is certain complicity between the press, establishment, and some Democrats based on the reaction the Castro valid challenge to Biden. #DemDebate Outtakes.

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Castro was right, yet the establishment even had a fact-checker go into loops to prove otherwise.

Going forward it is essential that one take PolitiFact with a grain of salt. They went through hoops in their attempt to turn the Julian Castro truthful statement echoing what Biden said in the Houston Democratic debate as false. Fortunately, the statement was codified in the transcript.

The thing is, the media ignored the real story. Yes, he botched reported Linsey Davis’ question about his past statement on race. But the thing many willfully missed was how Biden scoffed with a dismissive smile and a facial contortion when she asked the question. We cover this media fraud.

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