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Media apathy makes Schmitt’s hearing on government censorship all the more vital

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The legacy media seem to have ho-hummed their way past a landmark Senate hearing on Biden administration censorship – what Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt calls “one of the biggest scandals in American history.” “You wouldn’t know that by watching NBC Nightly News, that’s for sure,” Schmitt tells The Heartlander in an exclusive interview. It’s an odd shrug of the shoulders from a news media that draws all of its nourishment from the First Amendment. …

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Media apathy makes Schmitt’s hearing on government censorship all the more vital

The legacy media seem to have ho-hummed their way past a landmark Senate hearing on Biden administration censorship – what Missouri Sen. Eric Schmitt calls “one of the biggest scandals in American history.” “You wouldn’t know that by watching NBC Nightly News, that’s for sure,” Schmitt tells The Heartlander in an exclusive interview. It’s an odd shrug of the shoulders from a news media that draws all of its nourishment from the First Amendment. …

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