New York Times slammed for glowing coverage of Biden infrastructure plan: ‘Straight-up propaganda’

The New York Times was blasted as "straight-up propaganda" on Thursday after the liberal newspaper published a glowing headline about President Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure spending plan.

The plan has been widely criticized by Republicans, but the Times gave no indication of objection from the right with the headline, "BIDEN PLAN STRESSES JOBS, ROADS AND GROWTH."

The Federalist senior editor Mollie Hemingway slammed the paper for its over-the-top coverage of the plan that FOX Business host Larry Kudlow called a tactic to retract former President Donald Trump’s tax cuts.

"Brazen, cartoonish, straight-up propaganda. As if written by White House staff for the most gullible and easily controlled idiots in the country," Hemingway wrote.
Hemingway recently scolded the mainstream media, labeling most of the press "Democrat activists in the propaganda field."

RealClearPolitics co-founder Tom Brevan shared an image of the Times’ front page and asked Hemingway, "Is this what you're talking about?"

Is this what you're talking about @MZHemingway ? pic.twitter.com/OOhsHr4Y5d

— Tom Bevan (@TomBevanRCP) April 1, 2021