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NYT's Hulse Protects Dems From GOP 'Culture Assault,' Assumes 'Systemic Racism'


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Power.” (Um, isn’t the point of electoral politics to gain power?)
The Times has been on a kick of late painting the Republican Party as desperately lurching to weaponize “culture war issues” against the Democrats, with “culture war issues” conveniently redefined on the spot. Hulse even considered the momentous prospect of Democratic Supreme Court packing a mere “culture war issue,” apparently, and a fringe issue not worth worrying about.
A photo caption normalized the controversy over the idea of “systemic racism”: “Senator Mitch McConnell protested a Biden administration proposal promoting education programs that address systemic racism.”
No quotes surrounded the phrase “systemic racism,” the controversial and highly debatable idea that condemns the entire economic and social system in the United States as inherently, irrevocably racist and, at the extreme, sees racism as the single cause for every kind of ra ....

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NYT's Hulse Protects Dems From GOP 'Culture Assault,' Assumes 'Systemic Racism'


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Power.” (Um, isn’t the point of electoral politics to gain power?)
The Times has been on a kick of late painting the Republican Party as desperately lurching to weaponize “culture war issues” against the Democrats, with “culture war issues” conveniently redefined on the spot. Hulse even considered the momentous prospect of Democratic Supreme Court packing a mere “culture war issue,” apparently, and a fringe issue not worth worrying about.
A photo caption normalized the controversy over the idea of “systemic racism”: “Senator Mitch McConnell protested a Biden administration proposal promoting education programs that address systemic racism.”
No quotes surrounded the phrase “systemic racism,” the controversial and highly debatable idea that condemns the entire economic and social system in the United States as inherently, irrevocably racist and, at the extreme, sees racism as the single cause for every kind of ra ....

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Republicans Attack Democrats as Liberal Extremists to Regain Power


Republicans Attack Democrats as Liberal Extremists to Regain Power
Carl Hulse
© T.J. Kirkpatrick for The New York Times
Senator Mitch McConnell led Republicans in protest of a proposed Biden administration rule promoting education programs that address systemic racism and the nation’s legacy of slavery.
WASHINGTON Minutes after a group of congressional Democrats unveiled a bill recently to add seats to the Supreme Court, the Iowa Republican Party slammed Representative Cindy Axne, a Democrat and potential Senate candidate, over the issue.
“Will Axne Pack the Court?” was the headline on a statement the party rushed out, saying the move to expand the court “puts our democracy at risk.” ....

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