Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Media bias against Bernie Sanders
There is an established history for this topic – spanning from 2015, meeting descriptions in pre-existing literature (Chomsky, Konst, etc.) and conforming to rudimentary logic (US media is for-profit and owned by conglomerates that stand to lose substantial profit if a left-wing candidate like Sanders is elected). The same is happening to leftist Jeremy Corbyn in the UK, where half of the top newspapers are owned by 2 billionaires, and their coverage is adversarial towards him. For conglomerate-owned media to cover Sanders fairly would be financially unwise for them – and their entire business model is based on profit (rather than e.g. state media, like the BBC). Media bias against candidates like Sanders is more than maybe / maybe-not speculation – it is to be expected. With Sanders likely being the most prominent leftist in the US – and the US's place in the world – this, if anything, meets the  criteria
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Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)