Fox News: Bernie Sanders projected winner in Nevada caucus Sanders holds on to lead in 2020 Democratic race; Chris Stirewalt breaks it down. FOX News operates the FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network ...
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I have no connection whatsoever with Fox News, nor have I ever listened much to their shrill deranged partisanship, but I am glad to recognize the fact that they were the first to call it for Bernie in Nevada with the tiny initial results showing him ahead. They took a jump and a leap of faith, and saw that the extended projection would clearly give Bernie his victory.
Townhall was second to follow suit; even Donald Trump congratulated Bernie and although calling him "Crazy Bernie," stated that he warned Bernie to "not let them take it away from him."
The New York Times just 4 minutes ago begrudgingly announced that "Sanders has an early lead," and the Washington Post 3 minutes ago said Sanders looks strong as the votes trickle in." I refused to open their pages and read their rehashed articles, because the Times is owned by a billionaire and the Post is owned by a trillionaire, and neither needs my subscription payment just as I decline to need their "news."
New York Daily Post, one of the most conservative big papers, of course, had to in their unique tabloid style, impugn the results with this headline:
Democrats fear caucus chaos in Nevada as early returns show Sanders win
USA Today, the banner flagship of the Gannet corporation concedes this much in their headline well after Fox News' scoop:
Sen. Bernie Sanders holds double-digit lead in early Nevada caucus results live updates
Vice News issued this curious epistle:
Bernie Sanders Will Likely Win Nevada. Can He Be Stopped Afterwards?
Wall Street Journal was a bit more measured, not displaying any fear on behalf of the millionaires trying to become billionaires who are their readers:
SEN. BERNIE SANDERS LOOKS TO SOLIDIFY FRONT-RUNNER STATUS IN NEVADA
Entrance polls showed Mr. Sanders dominating in Nevada among Hispanic voters, a critical voting bloc in the Silver State
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