In the first paragraph the Times says Walker, “urged some of his 15 rivals to do the same so the party could unite against the leading candidate, Donald J. Trump.”
That was in the first paragraph. Admit it. Most of us don’t read beyond that. We expect the basic to be there and time is limited. That is very dangerous in a left wing source.
If you keep reading you come across this,
“Without naming Mr. Trump, Mr. Walker issued a plea to fellow candidates to coalesce around a different Republican who could offer a more “optimistic” vision and guide the party to a victory next year that, he admitted with sadness in his voice, he could not achieve himself.”So which is it. Did he urge people to unite against Trump or was he simply calling on the conservatives to pull together? Was it stated or implied? Since the newspaper says later that he did not mention Trump, why would they assert at the beginning that he did?
Never believe the liberal media. Like all elitists in the Nanny State, they want to keep you safe. In this case it is safe from thinking for yourself and drawing your own conclusions.
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