Study: Late-Night TV Hosts Went After Republicans in 87 Percent of Jokes About Senate Candidates
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To the surprise of absolutely no one, a recent study shows broadcast and cable late-night television is as hard left as ever with 87 percent of jokes targeting U.S. Senate candidates directed at Republicans.
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Study: Late-Night TV Hosts Went After Republicans in 87 Percent of Jokes About Senate Candidates
To the surprise of absolutely no one, a recent study shows broadcast and cable late-night television is as hard left as ever with 87 percent of jokes targeting U.S. Senate candidates directed at Republicans.
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