Joe Cooper
2017-02-13 20:01:30 UTC
This week's World's Smallest Violin Award goes to Fake News Network CNN
specifically to be shared between Fake Newsman Jake Tapper and Fake
Newsman Chris Cuomo, both of whom took whiny umbrage at being called Fake
News while purveying Fake News.
Cuomo, who really needs to eat more brain food, even possibly more
brains, said that being called Fake News while purveying Fake News is
like being called the N-word. He later apologized, but not enough. He
should have added banging his head repeatedly against a wall while
saying, "Stupid, stupid, stupid," over and over again.
As for Tapper, he harried and berated a largely conciliatory presidential
spokeswoman, Kellyanne Conway, for almost half an hour about how hard it
is out there for a Fake Newsman to always be called a Fake Newsman while
being Fake. "When it comes to the Trump administration," Tapper whined,
"I would much rather be covering immigration, I would much rather be
covering trade, and I would much rather be covering draining the swamp,
and counter-terrorism, but instead, every day, there are these sprays of
attack and sprays of falsehoods, coming from the White House. It would be
better if they were not coming from the White House for me and for
you." Anyway, I think that's what he said, though it was tough to hear
him over the screeching of the teensy-tiny little itsty-bitty violin
playing in the background throughout.
The problem is this: CNN like the New York Times, like the network news
departments at NBC and ABC and CBS is virtually the definition of Fake
News, a phrase made up by the left to attack Trump but which blew up in
their faces like a trick cigar when it turned out everyone knows what
liars they've been for the past sixteen years at least.
This is not even a question of the almost ceaseless series of mistakes,
distortions and obfuscations that our leftist news media, in their
hysterical rage against political reality, have committed since the
election of Donald Trump to the presidency. These errors and lies which
include cover-ups of Islamic extremism, lies about right-wing websites,
and suspiciously incendiary "mistakes" about the White House are being
ably catalogued by the mighty and terrible John Nolte over at the Daily
Wire.
No, this is a matter of the laughably slanted Fake News emphasis since at
least the George W. Bush administration and through Obama's. This Fake
News emphasis made major scandals out of Bush's kerfuffles like the
Valerie Plame affair; blamed him for what was never his fault, like
intelligence failures in Iraq, gas prices, and the fact that a century of
Democrat corruption in New Orleans turned a hurricane into a full-fledged
disaster; and skewed stories to play down conservative truths like the
danger of Islam, the unfairness of illegal immigrationm and the tragic
results of decades of leftist attacks on white males. This is not even to
mention the vicious and continual slander of the Tea Party movement as
racist and the ennobling of the disgusting, anti-semitic, and violent
Occupy movement as an American "Arab Spring."
Conversely, this Fake News emphasis played down the abject failures of
the Obama administration, including its sometimes fatal dishonesty and
malfeasance. The criminal mis-use of the IRS to silence conservative
political opposition, the fatally dangerous Fast and Furious affair, the
silencing and intimidation of journalists, the lies about Benghazi all
these received nowhere near the coverage and nowhere as prolonged
coverage as any and every minor dropped ball by Bush and other
Republicans. When journalists repeatedly claimed that the Obama
administration was scandal-free, they proved they'd been watching their
own Fake News.
According to one count, seven percent of American journalists are
Republican. Bubble life, bias confirmation, and radicalization of
journalistic left-wingery are the norm. Chris, Jake, CNN you and your
network are the personifications of that dishonesty. You deserve every
thump that Trump and his people can give you.
Source: http://bit.ly/2kDL7T5
specifically to be shared between Fake Newsman Jake Tapper and Fake
Newsman Chris Cuomo, both of whom took whiny umbrage at being called Fake
News while purveying Fake News.
Cuomo, who really needs to eat more brain food, even possibly more
brains, said that being called Fake News while purveying Fake News is
like being called the N-word. He later apologized, but not enough. He
should have added banging his head repeatedly against a wall while
saying, "Stupid, stupid, stupid," over and over again.
As for Tapper, he harried and berated a largely conciliatory presidential
spokeswoman, Kellyanne Conway, for almost half an hour about how hard it
is out there for a Fake Newsman to always be called a Fake Newsman while
being Fake. "When it comes to the Trump administration," Tapper whined,
"I would much rather be covering immigration, I would much rather be
covering trade, and I would much rather be covering draining the swamp,
and counter-terrorism, but instead, every day, there are these sprays of
attack and sprays of falsehoods, coming from the White House. It would be
better if they were not coming from the White House for me and for
you." Anyway, I think that's what he said, though it was tough to hear
him over the screeching of the teensy-tiny little itsty-bitty violin
playing in the background throughout.
The problem is this: CNN like the New York Times, like the network news
departments at NBC and ABC and CBS is virtually the definition of Fake
News, a phrase made up by the left to attack Trump but which blew up in
their faces like a trick cigar when it turned out everyone knows what
liars they've been for the past sixteen years at least.
This is not even a question of the almost ceaseless series of mistakes,
distortions and obfuscations that our leftist news media, in their
hysterical rage against political reality, have committed since the
election of Donald Trump to the presidency. These errors and lies which
include cover-ups of Islamic extremism, lies about right-wing websites,
and suspiciously incendiary "mistakes" about the White House are being
ably catalogued by the mighty and terrible John Nolte over at the Daily
Wire.
No, this is a matter of the laughably slanted Fake News emphasis since at
least the George W. Bush administration and through Obama's. This Fake
News emphasis made major scandals out of Bush's kerfuffles like the
Valerie Plame affair; blamed him for what was never his fault, like
intelligence failures in Iraq, gas prices, and the fact that a century of
Democrat corruption in New Orleans turned a hurricane into a full-fledged
disaster; and skewed stories to play down conservative truths like the
danger of Islam, the unfairness of illegal immigrationm and the tragic
results of decades of leftist attacks on white males. This is not even to
mention the vicious and continual slander of the Tea Party movement as
racist and the ennobling of the disgusting, anti-semitic, and violent
Occupy movement as an American "Arab Spring."
Conversely, this Fake News emphasis played down the abject failures of
the Obama administration, including its sometimes fatal dishonesty and
malfeasance. The criminal mis-use of the IRS to silence conservative
political opposition, the fatally dangerous Fast and Furious affair, the
silencing and intimidation of journalists, the lies about Benghazi all
these received nowhere near the coverage and nowhere as prolonged
coverage as any and every minor dropped ball by Bush and other
Republicans. When journalists repeatedly claimed that the Obama
administration was scandal-free, they proved they'd been watching their
own Fake News.
According to one count, seven percent of American journalists are
Republican. Bubble life, bias confirmation, and radicalization of
journalistic left-wingery are the norm. Chris, Jake, CNN you and your
network are the personifications of that dishonesty. You deserve every
thump that Trump and his people can give you.
Source: http://bit.ly/2kDL7T5
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"For them, pro-choice boils down to just two options: Whatever they
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