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Nope, No Media Bias Here
Since resigning from her congressional seat following her sex scandal, former Democrat Rep. Katie Hill has been given multiple opportunities to play the victim for the media, who have become complete shills for the disgraced former California congresswoman.
The Washington Free Beacon reports that since Hill left office in October 2019, she has appeared on television or in print "at least 19 times, or on average, once every 6.4 days."