@elbanditoroso It’s interesting because I do read all sorts of things, right and left. I believe in getting a solid picture. But what I find is that most of the stuff on the left puts forth opinions as facts. This is a fine example. A claim is made and when asked for a citation, the lefties come out of the wood work to avoid actually having to do so, yet they swear it is a fact.
Yes, there are articles and outlets on the right that also offer up opinion as fact. And I treat those the same as I do the left. If you ever notice, I tend to give citations that go back to some solid fact. I dislike sites that offer an opinion and then cite another opinion as their basis for calling it a fact. Or worse yet, a site that offers up another opinion piece from their own site as proof of validity.
So you stepped into this, go ahead and show me the citation that shows the behavior I described, that which happened in the Trump defamation case, happens all the time. The behavior of the judge asking and editing defense questions and witness answers prior to entering open court. I’ll wait.