CNN is 'preparing to SUE' the White House ...

[BluesLegend]

The White House does not belong to Trump. He is just living there rent free. It belongs to the people and he has no right to deny access to real journalists.

Well get back to us when Acosta becomes a real journalist!

So you think the White House belongs to Trump and he's like your monarch, your king?
That's what you are implying with your stupid smart-ass brainless remark.
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We elected Trump to represent us and be our chief executive officer. Apparently he had to bitch slap some handsy CNN asshole, good job Trump!

That's not his job, asshole.
His job is to lead.
Not get into fights with reporters.
Or porn stars.
Or Playboy bunnies.
Or judges.
Or the U.N.
But you fucking idiots lap it up.
You're going to get the dictator you deserve.
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Conservatives are sick of progressives fucking them over...

Prog's are in for a can of whoopass in 2020.

 

[Wyatt earp]

CNN should sue. An insecure and unhinged President should not be able to expel reporters he wishes to avoid. A president has to be held accountable. We do not want a Putin wannabe as President do we?

Huh? He the guy tried to rape a young girl on national television.


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[Sunni Man]

Yeah, and then after that it will be MSNBC, then NBC, then CBS, then ABC, then NYT and then WaPo and on and on and on until your only news source will be Fox and Sarah Sanders.

Sounds good to me.....

 

[bripat9643]

I hope they sue...

The Legality of Revoking Jim Acosta's Press Pass - The Atlantic

A 1977 court ruling said that administrations cannot bar correspondents from the briefing room without “due process.”

The DC circuit court doesn't set precedent.

 

[peach174]

You just have to laugh at these assholes. They are turning the media into a laughing stock. All those who said CNN should be penalized for Acosta's bad behavior, here is what you asked for:

CNN might sue the White House over Jim Acosta's credentials | Daily Mail Online​

CNN is 'preparing to SUE' the White House after Trump administration revoked Jim Acosta's media credentials, alleges a veteran journalist who claims he has been asked to write an affidavit on the broadcaster's behalf

CNN might be preparing to sue the White House over Jim Acosta's press credentials being revoked last week Floyd Abrams, a veteran lawyer and expert in First Amendment law, said CNN had a strong case for a lawsuit

Former ABC anchor Sam Donaldson revealed he had been asked to help prepare an affidavit to support CNN's case

He initially said he understood CNN and Acosta had already filed the lawsuit

But CNN later said a decision has not yet been made in regards to legal action

CNN might be preparing to sue the White House after the Trump administration revoked reporter Jim Acosta's media credentials.

Floyd Abrams, a veteran lawyer and expert in First Amendment law, told CNN's Reliable Sources on Sunday that the network had a strong case after Acosta's press access was revoked last week.

'I think it's a really strong lawsuit,' Abrams said.

'I can understand CNN being reluctant to sue because the president keeps saying CNN is the enemy of me, and CNN might have reluctance to have a lawsuit titled 'CNN vs. Donald Trump.' That said, yes, I think they should sue.'​

Imagine if Obama took a Fox reporter’s credentials after he threw a tantrum about the reporter being a “terrible person” for asking questions. You drama queens would never shut up about it.

Fox reporters have manners and would not hog the microphone like he did.

 

[Ted Frazier]

You just have to laugh at these assholes. They are turning the media into a laughing stock. All those who said CNN should be penalized for Acosta's bad behavior, here is what you asked for:

CNN might sue the White House over Jim Acosta's credentials | Daily Mail Online​

CNN is 'preparing to SUE' the White House after Trump administration revoked Jim Acosta's media credentials, alleges a veteran journalist who claims he has been asked to write an affidavit on the broadcaster's behalf

CNN might be preparing to sue the White House over Jim Acosta's press credentials being revoked last week Floyd Abrams, a veteran lawyer and expert in First Amendment law, said CNN had a strong case for a lawsuit

Former ABC anchor Sam Donaldson revealed he had been asked to help prepare an affidavit to support CNN's case

He initially said he understood CNN and Acosta had already filed the lawsuit

But CNN later said a decision has not yet been made in regards to legal action

CNN might be preparing to sue the White House after the Trump administration revoked reporter Jim Acosta's media credentials.

Floyd Abrams, a veteran lawyer and expert in First Amendment law, told CNN's Reliable Sources on Sunday that the network had a strong case after Acosta's press access was revoked last week.

'I think it's a really strong lawsuit,' Abrams said.

'I can understand CNN being reluctant to sue because the president keeps saying CNN is the enemy of me, and CNN might have reluctance to have a lawsuit titled 'CNN vs. Donald Trump.' That said, yes, I think they should sue.'​

FAIL.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

Prog's are in for a can of whoopass in 2020.

Ida Knoe man.

The nation's lost it's mind and it's way. peeps are voting for tyranny and oppression.