On Monday morning, The Right Scoop offered an instructive quick study of CNN's journalistic intensity on protests it loves and supports versus protests it hates, comparing the network's official tweets on the Women's March vs. the March for Life, on the CNN Breaking News account (@CNNBrk) and the official @CNN account. They did not include duplicate tweets from CNN on the Women’s March, but only on the unique tweets on each Twitter account for each event. "Prepare to note be surprised," they said.
The @CNNBrk account offered zero tweets on the March for Life...but ten on the Women's March. "Breaking news" never breaks toward the conservatives at CNN.
The @CNN account offered two tweets on the March for Life (geared to Trump's live Rose Garden remarks) to 18 unique tweets from the Women's March events (including celebrities from Cher to Natalie Portman to Viola Davis.) Together, that's 28 to 2.
CNN's motto is "Facts First," but facts aren't really what they're promoting and organizing. They are Liberals First.
On Friday, as the March for Life was going on, CNN was promoting how they've spent the last year following around the Women's March organizers:
On Saturday, they promised their liberal audience that they would have crews all over the liberal protests:
They promoted aerial views of Women's Marches, so you can see how many people showed up (no aerial views of those anti-abortion people):
Then there's the photo album for all you thrilled progressives:
Here's one of the two March for Life tweets that promoted their "anti-abortion" coverage during Trump's remarks:
