Drudge Report = Breitbart = Politico = Fox News = Wall Street Journal

[zulchzulu]

Just in case anyone was wondering...

From those groups, the Right Wing Echo Chamber spawns off their messaging and run it around the lap and then beg for more once their repetition tasks have become exhausted.

[Mimosa]

1. Yes, they're all alike

What are the connections?

[MiniMe]

2. I will separate the WSJ editorials from the rest of the WSJ

The WSJ is definitely conservative, but the editorials are much worse than the rest of the paper, and usually when "news" outlets quote them, they don't mention if it is an editorial or a column, they just say "according to the WSJ", and don't bother to say "according to an editorial in the WSJ", which is what they should do imho.

[zulchzulu]

5. I was going to discern that particular idea, but it's all still the Wall Street Journal

If the Editorial pages (which are bloviating corporate media lies and RNC talking points) of the Wall Street Journal were separately issued, I'd make a note of it.

But when you get the WSJ in paper or online form, the Murdoch message is there in the Editorial pages and subtly peppered in the articles.

I'd even include the New York Times on some issues which cross-pollinate with the WSJ, but that mathematical equation gets into more of a string theory formula.

[Peacetrain]

3. I agree.. they are absolutely tethered together..

[besdayz]

4. a

google the words vast right wing conspiracy and then come back and give hillary some props...

[FrenchieCat]

6. You forgot AP....and they are definitely part of the cabal!

[Radical Activist]

7. = Jake Tapper

If you watch, there's a pattern of Tapper being the first one to take a story from the right-wing press and legitimize it by putting it on a normal news network. He's very helpful to Fox and talk radio.