How corporate media uses 'wrap-up smear' to criminalize politics

How corporate media uses 'wrap-up smear' to criminalize politics
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In all the analysis surrounding The Washington Post’s admission of printing false quotes, purportedly by then-President Donald Trump during a call about the investigation of voter fraud in Georgia, the most telling and troubling element of the story has yet to be told.
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