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Scarier. I prefer to think it's a child.
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Typically when the internet beatdown commences, the conversation turns toward childish posts. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe that was an adult.
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Kids aren't on this site. It's AINO - Adults In Name OnlyOriginally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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How about some Hopes and Prayers for poor Stormy? Had to touch the Peen. Eww.Comment
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Who cares who really cares. It’s entertaining... unfortunately for liberals on TS the truth is , CT is divided and it’s more divided than you think, and maybe just maybe you will actually listen to Conservative views a wee bit more. If not , Don’t be suprised if the state turns Red.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Russiagate was no longer part of a political campaign directed at Trump, it was a disinformation operation pointed at the American public, as the pre-election media offensive resonated more fully with the dossier now in the open. You see, said the press: everything we published about Trump and Putin is really true—there’s a document proving it. What the press corps neglected to add is that they’d been reporting talking points from the same opposition research since before the election, and were now showcasing “evidence” to prove it was all true.
The reason the media will not report on the scandal now unfolding before the country, how the Obama administration and Clinton campaign used the resources of the federal government to spy on the party out of power, is not because the press is partisan. No, it is because the press has played an active role in the Trump-Russia collusion story since its inception. It helped birth it.
To report how the dossier was made and marketed, and how it was used to violate the privacy rights of an American citizen—Page—would require admitting complicity in manufacturing Russiagate. Against conventional Washington wisdom, the cover-up in this case is not worse than the crime: Both weigh equally in a scandal signaling that the institution where American citizens are supposed to discuss and debate the choices about how we live with each other has been turned against a large part of the public to delegitimize their political choices.
This Isn’t the 27-Year-Olds’ Fault
I’ve argued over the last year that the phony collusion narrative is a symptom of the structural problems with the press. The rise of the Internet, then social media, and gross corporate mismanagement damaged traditional media institutions. As newspapers and magazines around the country went bankrupt when ownership couldn’t figure out how to make money off the new digital advertising model, an entire generation of journalistic experience, expertise, and ethics was lost. It was replaced, as one Obama White House official famously explained, by 27-year-olds who “literally know nothing.”
But the first vehicles of the Russiagate campaign were not bloggers or recent J-school grads lacking wisdom or guidance to wave off a piece of patent nonsense. They were journalists at the top of their profession—editors-in-chief, columnists, specialists in precisely the subjects that the dossier alleges to treat: foreign policy and national security. They didn’t get fooled. They volunteered their reputations to perpetrate a hoax on the American public.
That’s why, after a year of thousands of furious allegations, all of which concerning Trump are unsubstantiated, the press will not report the real scandal, in which it plays a leading role. When the reckoning comes, Russiagate is likely to be seen not as a symptom of the collapse of the American press, but as one of the causes for it.
Lee SmithComment
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I see Reince Pre-butt..,,said “ whatever you heard regarding Chaos at the White House multiple it by 50”
Ouch!Comment
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She made money off the deal. I have no sympathy for sluts, no matter how gross. I don't feel sorry for his wife either.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Trump loves Chaos, that his management style, keeps everyone on edge, government workers need a little dose of reality. What's the problem?Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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He's a douchenozzle, the style is helping no one. Has produced nothing but epic fails.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
Otherwise, no problemo.Comment
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Yet his poll numbers keep going up since the historic tax plan passing:Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/ep...oval-6179.html
I call it the "MSM cried wolf affect". The public has finally has lost trust and tuned it out.Comment
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Here's a teenager (at the school shooting) that has more whit than most politicians regarding on how to solve this problem:
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/vi...shootings.htmlComment
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The MSM has gone out of his way to portray Trump as an unlikeable person . But it is his policies that are being embraced and are demonstrated by his rising poll numbers. Based on that, one should expect an increased level of negative press by the MSM, even more so when the Russian Collusion nonsense ends up being just that.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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