I want to preface this by saying that the articles written about it, the polls, and the test itself are just as likely to be fake news as the people the test is suggesting are most likely to believe fake news. It would be the ultimate irony if that was the test's objective from the start. However, this does seem to be a rather vigorous test and the results are going to piss people off because while it does show that a lot of different groups are particularly vulnerable, it does skew in a certain direction.

I think that when most people think about news the word "Yahoo" doesn't really come to mind at all, let alone in some sort of actual journalism with any sort of standards. If you are one of the dozens of people that doesn't use Yahoo for news (or anything else for that matter,) congratulations, you have made a correct decision in your life even though it was probably by accident.

Normally I report on partisan reporting, which is basically all reporting these days. But in a rare moment of seemingly non-partisan reporting on the part of many different organizations including Conservative Brief (wow), this was actually pretty unbiased outside of the catchphrase that they used in order to get people to read it.

My crusade against Conservative Brief continues and actually grows. There is another group called Fearless Report which is likely just Conservative Brief publishing under a different name that doesn't immediately give away their bias.

I hadn't until earlier today, but after reading a rather strange but solidly point-making article, I can see that what they are talking about is likely very true and a wonderful and silly method of determining how well an economy is actually doing.

I really hate the mainstream media. I think that most people feel the same way aside from the true NPC's of the world that are incapable of having an original thought process. Recently, I have been taking aim at the absolutely horrible news source that is unfortunately followed by millions of people, all of whom are regularly being fed bad information.