MaryGeddry.com – Bias and Credibility

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LEFT BIAS

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  • Overall, we rate Mary Geddry’s newsletter as Left Biased based on its consistently activist framing, emotionally charged language, and alignment with progressive political causes. We also rate it Mostly Factual due to its grounding in real events and reporting, but with reduced reliability stemming from selective sourcing, strong opinionation, and limited presentation of opposing viewpoints.

Detailed Report

Bias Rating: LEFT (-6.5)
Factual Reporting: MOSTLY FACTUAL (3.9)
Country: USA
MBFC’s Country Freedom Rating: MOSTLY FREE
Media Type: Website
Traffic/Popularity: Medium Traffic

MBFC Credibility Rating: MEDIUM CREDIBILITY

History

Mary Geddry publishes a political commentary and analysis newsletter through her independent site, MaryGeddry.com. According to the About page, the publication focuses on rural and national politics, environmental justice, economic inequality, and advocacy for the rights of nature, with an explicitly activist framing. The newsletter positions itself as a corrective to mainstream media narratives and emphasizes moral urgency and civic engagement.

Public records also indicate that a person named Mary Geddry serves as a coordinating committee member of the Pacific Green Party of Oregon, aligning with the newsletter’s stated ideological focus.

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Funded by / Ownership

Mary Geddry’s newsletter is independently owned and operated by Mary Geddry and is funded through reader subscriptions and related newsletter and podcast revenue. The site states that it operates without advertising and relies on subscribers for financial support.

Analysis / Bias

Mary Geddry’s newsletter is an opinion-driven political analysis site that consistently advances progressive and anti-Trump narratives using highly emotive and rhetorical language. For example, in “Impulse Is Not a Foreign Policy”, Geddry characterizes Trump-era foreign and domestic policy as driven by rage, impulse, and authoritarianism, blending factual events with strong editorial interpretation.



Similar framing appears in “Gunboats, Grocery Aisles, and Government by the Worst”, which criticizes U.S. trade, food policy, and governance through a lens of economic injustice and institutional cruelty. Another example, “Secretary of War Crimes and the Ministry of Poisoned Air”, uses satire and charged metaphors to frame Republican officials and policies as authoritarian and destructive. While articles often reference real-world reporting and identifiable events, sourcing is selective, countervailing perspectives are largely absent, and conclusions are presented through a clearly ideological framework.

Failed Fact Checks

  • None in the Last 5 years. The publication functions primarily as political commentary rather than straight news reporting.

Overall, we rate Mary Geddry’s newsletter as Left Biased based on its consistently activist framing, emotionally charged language, and alignment with progressive political causes. We also rate it Mostly Factual due to its grounding in real events and reporting, but with reduced reliability stemming from selective sourcing, strong opinionation, and limited presentation of opposing viewpoints. (D Van Zandt 12/28/2025)

Source: https://marygeddry.com/

Last Updated on December 28, 2025 by Media Bias Fact Check


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