By the time you're reading this, the midterm elections will be almost here. I have no idea what Election Night will bring. Anyone who tells you he does should probably also be selling beachfront property in Nebraska.
But I do know something else. The Media Research Center has spent this entire election cycle making sure the American people had access to facts the media would rather ignore.
And after Election Day, we are going to keep right on doing it.
For nearly 40 years, MRC has documented media bias. But the media world has changed dramatically. The three broadcast networks are no longer the only gatekeepers.
Today, Apple News decides what appears on millions of phones. Google decides what rises in search and news results. And desktop computers place MSN directly in front of millions of people through Windows and its other products, often before they have gone looking for news at all.