Quote:I am talking specifically about what occurred during the last election season.

 

The thing is, it doesn't show or "prove" bias in an way towards anyone (or any specific political party).  Do you seriously think that if data was leaked from the GOP or more specifically the Trump campaign that it would have been held back?

 

Wikileaks just posts information, regardless of the origin.  I have never seen any bias towards a political party, agenda, country, etc. whatsoever.

 

That makes wikileaks both good and bad.  It's independent and neutral.  Liberals despise what they post when it reveals bad things about the liberal agenda, the same way that conservatives despise it when they post things against them.  What is troubling though is when they post documents that aren't meant for "public eyes".  That goes for documents regarding national security as well as emails from the DNC.

 

As I've eluded to many times before though, wikileaks isn't the problem.  The problem is HOW they get their information.  Many times the information was obtained illegally (the DNC emails as an example) as well as classified documents from NSA or any of the other government entities.  THAT'S the real problem.

 

The recent published release by wikileaks has data and documents that could have only been obtained by an inside source.

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