The left discusses ‘betrayal’

1. Facebook Betrayed America

From The New Republic: "Mark Zuckerberg promised Congress he would combat the spread of conspiracy theories—while his company was doing the opposite."

2. The Final Betrayal: I'm Leaving the Catholic Church

From USA TODAY: "Catholic to her church: After a lifetime of stubborn adherence on my part and criminal behavior on yours, you have finally managed to drive me away."

3. Trump points fingers while California burns

From Washington Post: "If the president is going to raise the question of how to reduce the likelihood of disasters such as California's wildfires, he should look at his own policies."

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