Of course, have fun trying to find coverage about
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Of course, have fun trying to find coverage about this in the national media.
And that is the constant sad and tired lament from shoddy journalists who never stop to think that their 'stories' don't hold merit, replete as they are with speculation and bereft as they are of facts and evidence.
And THAT'S why the stories don't receive wider converge; they were looked at and found not credible.
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History
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/western-journalism/
The Western Journal, previously known as Western Journalism, is an American conservative news and political website based in Phoenix, Arizona. The site was founded by political consultant Floyd Brown in 2008.
According to their about page “The Western Journal is a news company that drives positive cultural change by equipping readers with truth. Every day, WesternJournal.com publishes conservative, libertarian, free market and pro-family writers and broadcasters.”
Funded by / Ownership
Western Journal was acquired by Liftable Media, Inc. in 2014, which also owns the political opinion website Conservative Tribune. Funding appears to be derived primarily from online advertising.
Analysis / Bias
The Western Journal is a news and opinion website with story selection that always favors the right and is negative toward the left.
There is frequent use of moderately loaded language in headlines such as this: The Clinton State Department’s Major Security Breach That Everyone Is Ignoring.
The Western Journal typically sources their information to credible media outlets, though story selection and wording usually spin information favorably to the right.
A factual search reveals a Mixed record with IFCN fact checkers.
◾Did the Boy Scouts Lose 425,000 Members Because of a Gender-Inclusive Name Change? – Unproven
◾California Bill Wouldn’t Ban the Bible – False
Overall, we rate Western Journal Right Biased based on story selection that strongly favors the right and Mixed for factual reporting due to a few failed fact checks. (10/15/2016) Updated (D. Van Zandt 7/26/2018)