My question on the state of this country after John Lewis passes away

When I got up this morning, I looked at CNN, and they were doing a story on Lewis and his history. I switched to MSNBC and it was the same with them, a history of John Lewis. I then went to FOX and Neil Cavuto was talking about a congressional seat opening up and could they get a republican in that seat.
At first I was disgusted with Fox, but then I started wondering, if say, Mitch McConnell were to suddenly die, I'm sure Fox would spend a lot of time talking about McConnell, but would CNN and MSNBC pay tribute to him?
Is the country so divided now, that if someone in the opposition party dies, you either ignore it or God forbid, rejoice in someone's death?

Heartlander · 80-89, M

@waleskinder

:) Cronkite was born in St Joe. Missouri, and spent much of his early years working in Kansas City. He met his wife here and considered Kansas City his home; and is now buried in one of the local cemeteries.

Kansas City at the time was run by the corrupt Tom Pendergast machine. For a glimpse at how corrupt, go investigate why Kansas City, still today, lacks home rule over its own police department.

In Cronkite's own memoirs, he joked about how he voted for Tom's man multiple times, in the same day.

Corruption doesn't exist in a vacuum. It needs the support of the news industry.

JoeyFoxx · 51-55, M

The Republicans think it’s ok for the citizens of DC to not have voting rights in Congress.

No one seems to care about humanity.
No one seems to care about what the people want.
No one seems to care.

We can do better than this.

RIP John Lewis.

Heartlander · 80-89, M

@JoeyFoxx

For the time being, why not just back up and talk about why Puerto Rico isn't a state.