Conservative sites getting roughly twice the "engagements" of Mainstream media. But wait...it gets better!

Without scrolling past the X-axis of the graph below, take a look.  It's from NPR.  As you can see, the orange line is captioned "Non-mainstream, conservative" while the blue line is titled "Mainstream."

Even though the Y-axis has numbers, it takes a bit to get the scale.  Only one pair of numbers is actually printed on the datapoint--the last one, showing conservative with over a two-to-one advantage over "Mainstream," 6,715 to 3078.  In August of 2020 the lead appears to be 18,000 to 8,000.

So what's being plotted here?  It's "Engagement per article"-- the total  number of  comments and links to posts (conservative) or articles (Mainstream media).

But the real hoot is in the fine-print footnotes at the bottom: "Conservative" is the total for four sites, while "Mainstream" is the total for FIVE big mainstream papers: the NY Time, Wash Post, CNN, NBC News and...Fox??  Yep, the leftists at NPR counted FOX as "Mainstream."  While it's true that Fox is no longer conservative, millions of viewers haven't grasped that, so half of Fox's total should be considered conservative, and subtracted from "Mainstream."

Short answer: Four conservative websites got roughly twice the comments and links of the NYT, WaPo, CNN, NBC News and Fox COMBINED.  No wonder the White House is a) bragging about working with Fakebook and Twatter to flag posts the Dems don't like, so Fake and Twat can quickly delete 'em; and b) talking openly (Psaki, in recorded public press conferences) about MONITORING "SMS" messages "remove misinformation."

Unless you're a techie you probably don't know what "SMS messages" means.  Do you?

Those are texts.  They're talking about monitoring every text sent or received, to block or delete anything the Dem regime doesn't like.  Seriously.

Are you angry yet?  Starting to get outraged?  Starting to see where the regime has dragged this country, in just six short months?  If not, don't worry, citizen:  everything's totally fine.

 Source. NPR!!