Reuters collected over $1 billion in taxpayer money as federal contracts raise questions

AlwaysWrite

Addicted Member
A review of federal spending data has revealed that Reuters News & Media secured more than $1.2 billion in government contracts since 2008, receiving payments from agencies such as the Department of Justice, the Treasury Department, and the Department of Homeland Security. The revelation has added to growing concerns about taxpayer money flowing into major media organizations.

 
Just a few weeks ago it was reported that politico was getting money. Last week I saw the AP was as well.

Setting aside politics for a second, I can see the need for agencies to have subscriptions to news magazines. How should the government go about this without showing impropriety or favoritism among news papers?

10-15 years ago the only news I would consume was either the AP or Reuters wire. They at the time seemed to be pretty neutral. Going back even to Obama's last term in office it was obvious that both news sources had been captured by the left.
 
That's where the $1,000,000,000,000 "stimulus package" went when Barry was president. Buying the world mainstream media to accomplish globalization
 
Back
Top