Donate THE FACTS ARE THE FACTS:īut we need your help to do it: December is the most important month of the year for bringing in the donations that fuel our reporting and we've got an urgent goal of raising $350,000 online by December 31. If you can right now, please join your fellow readers and support our hard-hitting nonprofit journalism with a year-end donation today. Light stuff, right? Mother Jones is not afraid to say we're part of the fight, as Monika Bauerlein writes in her unpacking of the war on democracy and how MoJo must shine a bright light on those trying to undermine it with everything we've got in 2022.īut we need your help to do it: December is the most important month of the year for bringing in the donations that fuel our reporting and we've got an urgent goal of raising $350,000 online by December 31. ries focusing on Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama from. And journalists had better start shouting it from the rooftops-because we could also help save it. recognition of the central role of partisan identity in the evaluation of politics. That's the Big Story right now: We could literally lose our democracy. We came a lot closer to an overturned election last year than we ever knew. I may have more on that later.īy signing up, you agree to our privacy policy and terms of use, and to receive messages from Mother Jones and our partners. The report also includes a detailed analysis of how the media got played on the story of the Clinton Foundation. In this group, Gateway Pundit is in a class of its own, known for “publishing falsehoods and spreading hoaxes.” From all of these perspectives, conservative media is more partisan and more insular than the left….Breitbart emerges as the nexus of conservative media….Seven sources, all from the partisan right or partisan left, receive substantially more attention on social media than links from other media outlets…. On the right, prominent media are highly partisan. Prominent media on the left are well distributed across the center, center-left, and left. They only share items from extremely partisan sites:
Conservatives, however, almost literally have no interest in centrist sites. Liberals tend to share items about equally from centrist sites and far-left sites. Generally speaking, however, the big thread that runs through the whole report is the asymmetry of social media. Some of it is stuff we’ve seen before: for example, coverage of Hillary Clinton was massively weighted toward her emails and other “scandals,” while coverage of Trump was weighted toward the issues. The Berkman Klein Center at Harvard has just released a new report of the role of online media in the 2016 election.
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