Mark Cuban Claims Mainstream Media Leans Right
In recent weeks, Democrats and their proxies have been in the spotlight for turning the gaslighting-amplifier up to '11'. This shift in focus occurred after Kamala Harris moved from having the worst VP approval ever to being perceived as the hope to save democracy. One of these proxies, billionaire tech guru Mark Cuban, appeared on CNBC's morning show to discuss his views on the matter.
Mark Cuban's Views on Media Bias
During his appearance on the show, Cuban discussed his views on the current political climate, particularly focusing on the media's portrayal of Harris and Trump. He expressed surprise at Harris' polling given what he perceives as media bias. Cuban went on to make a controversial statement, claiming that "the mainstream media truly leans right."
Reaction to Cuban's Statement
Cuban's statement sparked a wave of reactions on social media, with many users expressing disbelief at his claim. Some users suggested that Cuban was mentally deteriorating, while others accused him of suffering from Trump derangement syndrome.
Questioning the Media's Political Leanings
In response to Cuban's claim, some social media users pointed out that if the mainstream media truly leans right, it's curious that the majority of them vote Democrat. A chart showing journalist contributions to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton was shared, revealing that about 96% of journalist donations went to the Democratic candidate in 2016.
Mark Cuban on Kamalanomics
During the same interview, Cuban also discussed his views on Kamalanomics. CNBC's Joe Kernen challenged Cuban's talking points, asking if Harris can take credit for the good things that happened with Biden, but not be held accountable for the bad things.
Elon Musk's Take on Mark Cuban
In response to Cuban's comments, Elon Musk took to Twitter to express his views, suggesting that Cuban's statements prove that even billionaires can lack intelligence.
Bottom Line
The political landscape is often a minefield of differing opinions and interpretations. Mark Cuban's recent comments on the media's bias and its impact on political figures have certainly stirred up a debate. What are your thoughts on his claims? Do you agree with his perspective, or do you see things differently? Share this article with your friends and see what they think. Don't forget to sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is delivered every day at 6pm.
