Trend of Confirmation Bias by Fox News Ruptured in Presidential Debate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

97% : Trump wrote on his social media platform: The key telling point about who really won was that Trump met immediately with reporters in the "spin room" after the debate ended to insist his performance was perfect.
37% : Does this signal that at least some conservative media commentators have finally come to their senses about Trump? Don't bet on it.
36% : But agreeing with Trump that he performed great and won the debate was a bridge too far for some on Fox, but not everybody.
36% : Despite Trump's self-proclaimed overwhelming win, at least some on Fox News saw it differently: Even Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. -- who has endorsed Trump and said he would accept a Cabinet position in a second Trump presidency -- flatly stated: "Vice President Harris clearly won the debate." It's worth noting that political tribalism is often shaped through a distorted media lens.
25% : Despite some accusations of media bias against ABC, Trump spoke five minutes longer than Harris, which is significant in a time compressed presidential debate.
16% : As usual, Trump sang his own praises after the debate: Trump also insisted that the ABC News moderators were unfair and overly aggressive in their treatment of him.

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