I'm curious as to what their agenda is? I don't read it very often but I've not noticed anything overt. Could you give me any examples? I'd love to know more.

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aqrit an hour ago | parent | next [-]

_Daily_ hit pieces on Elon Musk (or Musk companies), going for something like a decade. These have petered out somewhat since he left DOGE. But they started way back before he should have had that much notoriety.

	▲	sidibe an hour ago \| parent [-]
		They were rightfully been calling out the grift at Tesla. On the SpaceX front they've been his biggest cheerleader (even dismissing other stories like the sexual harrassment)

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crims0n an hour ago | parent | prev | next [-]

I got tired of reading about Trump and Elon.

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beej71 34 minutes ago | parent | next [-]

I'm also trying to understand. The agenda is to publish about Trump and Elon? Is that correct?

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crims0n 23 minutes ago | parent [-]

The agenda is to highlight when Trump and Elon blunder but ignore neutral or positive stories. Go to the front page right now and look at the articles, I see four mentioning Trump that are negatively charged. That isn't to say any one article is untrue, but hard to miss the curated pattern

	▲	bsimpson 2 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		Honest question: has he done anything you think warrants good press? I too quickly grew tired of the constant doomerism in his first term, but this one seems to be unmitigatedly terrible.

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aqrit an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

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gdulli 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

"Agenda" has become code for "ideas I don't agree with", used by people who mistakenly believe it (politics) can be compartmentalized from other everyday topics and only trotted out at election time.

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crims0n an hour ago | parent [-]

I disagree. Agendas are real things. Just because they have one, doesn't mean it is inherently bad or even a disagreeable position... but some people just don't like to be "sold to", regardless of the topic.

	▲	jfengel 10 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I'm afraid both are true. And they often go hand in hand. Often, someone calling out an agenda is doing so to sell theirs. (See also "ideology", which is often treated as a synonym.)