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==2022==

==2022==

Under the control of the [[liberal]] heirs of Rupert Murdoch, in 2022 the WSJ became [[Opposition to Donald Trump|anti-Trump]] and helpful more to [[Dem]]s in the [[2022 midterm elections]], such as printing an opinion column against [[conservative]] [[Herschel Walker]] a month before the pivotal election.<ref>[https://www.wsj.com/articles/-peggy-noonan-republicans-herschel-walker-georgia-warnock-election-11665682169 What Should Republicans Do About Herschel Walker?], WSJ, Oct. 14, 2022.

Under the control of the [[liberal]] heirs of Rupert Murdoch, in 2022 the WSJ became not just strongly [[Opposition to Donald Trump|anti-Trump]] but even helpful more to [[Dem]]s in the [[2022 midterm elections]], such as printing an opinion column against [[conservative]] [[Herschel Walker]] a month before the pivotal election.<ref>[https://www.wsj.com/articles/-peggy-noonan-republicans-herschel-walker-georgia-warnock-election-11665682169 What Should Republicans Do About Herschel Walker?], WSJ, Oct. 14, 2022.

'' ‘Compared to what?’ is often the key question.'' (letter criticizing the anti-Walker column).</ref> (Georgia is considered a key race and part of a 'game changer' in the US Congress).

'' ‘Compared to what?’ is often the key question.'' (letter criticizing the anti-Walker column).</ref> (Georgia is considered a key race and part of a 'game changer' in the US Congress).

==References==

==References==

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