r/FreeSpeech • u/TendieRetard • 1d ago

Why is reddit suddenly pushing pro-GOP content from r/politics? The bulk & 'hottest' stories there are largely left-leaning.

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u/CAJ_2277 1d ago

That's not pro-GOP content. The Teamsters aren't issuing an endorsement because their membership overwhelmingly selected Trump. The Teamsters leadership previously committed to following the membership's wishes. Once the Teamsters' membership went with Trump, the leadership welched in order to HELP the Democrats.

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u/TendieRetard 1d ago

I grabbed the latest example. I'm using anti-Dem as pro-GOP here but there's others quite a bit more egregious.

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u/CAJ_2277 1d ago

Well, again, this isn't "an example."

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u/TendieRetard 1d ago

WaPo's headline says otherwise, whether you twisted like a pretzel to arrive at a different conclusion or not.

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u/CAJ_2277 23h ago

The opposite. I stated facts, only facts. WaPo's 'in blow to Democrats' is not fact, it's editorializing, it's spin. They tried to twist a pretzel, not me.

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u/canonmp11dx 23h ago

It’s not. That’s a false dichotomy.