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20 stories the media got wrong in 2020
As we approach the end of 2020, we should take a moment to reflect on the top stories that the mainstream media got utterly wrong this year as we prepare for another year likely filled with lying journalists and liberal spin.
One of the more frustrating things to come out of 2020 was that of the liberal media refusing to talk about the controversy surrounding Joe Biden’s son Hunter. But it finally got so bad that even outlets like CNN could no longer ignore it.
Or how about when news channels like MSNBC and CNN argued that protests were peaceful as entire neighborhoods burned to the grown on live television?
And how the media initially downplayed the developing pandemic, only to reverse course and cause widespread panic, definitely makes this year’s Top 20 list.
Those are just the tip of the iceberg, so be sure to check out the full list here!
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Everyday America
How a cookie competition helped essential workers
In April, two dads in Huntingdon, Pa., decided to have a bake-off — mostly out of boredom.
They had no idea it would turn into a movement of more than 100 people in their small town, baking and delivering cookies each week to essential workers at hospitals, fire departments, and grocery stores.
The initial plan was to let essential workers judge whose cookies were best, but the pandemic made that too difficult to plan. Instead, they went straight to their mayor.
In the end, the competition ended up benefiting essential workers in the local area. Read on to find out more!
If you have uplifting and heart-warming stories from your local area that exemplify everyday America, be sure to let us know. We just might include it in our next edition!
This has been John W Denton for The Local Conservative
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