Walter Russell Mead:I recall Watergate well,& I don't recall this level of journalistic carelessness

[basquebromance]

Walter Russell Mead on Twitter

Meet The Press round table this morning, brought on to analyze the issues:

David Brooks: Never Trumper
Peggy Noonan: NYC elite
Hallie Jackson: NBC lib
Cornell Belcher: Dem activist

Balance, huh?

And the media wonders why God-fearing, gun-clinging Americans can't stand them.

to all the fake media: Your out of control, over your skis, hell-bent desire to take this President down is only going to help him get reelected. Keep it up. Thank you.

 

[waltky]

Granny says, "Dat's right...

... dey all oughta be fired...

... the whole buncha `em."

 

[BULLDOG]

Walter Russell Mead on Twitter

Meet The Press round table this morning, brought on to analyze the issues:

David Brooks: Never Trumper
Peggy Noonan: NYC elite
Hallie Jackson: NBC lib
Cornell Belcher: Dem activist

Balance, huh?

And the media wonders why God-fearing, gun-clinging Americans can't stand them.

to all the fake media: Your out of control, over your skis, hell-bent desire to take this President down is only going to help him get reelected. Keep it up. Thank you.

Thank God that you have Fox and Alex Jones to get your misinformation from.

 

[TheParser]

It is understandable that most journalists are liberals.

Unlike old-time newspaper reporters in the past, today's journalists went to journalism school where they studied under mostly liberal professors.

Many liberals are very sincere people.

They fervently believe that they are fighting for social justice and that their political opponents are not.

Therefore, many journalists feel that it is their moral duty to resist President Trump as much as possible.

They sincerely feel that President Trump is a danger to American democracy and that many of his supporters are bad people.

*****

Some of today's journalists remember the work done by the Washington Post in bringing down President Richard Nixon. Some of them no doubt hope that they can get a Pulitzer if they succeed in bringing down President Trump.

Many journalists today no longer believe in presenting both sides of an issue. They feel that it is their moral duty to present only the "correct" side, as defined by them.

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[basquebromance]

"Very little discussion of all the purposely false and defamatory stories put out this week by the Fake News Media. They are out of control - correct reporting means nothing to them. Major lies written, then forced to be withdrawn after they are exposed...a stain on America!" - President Trump

 

[BULLDOG]

It is understandable that most journalists are liberals.

Unlike old-time newspaper reporters in the past, today's journalists went to journalism school where they studied under mostly liberal professors.

Many liberals are very sincere people.

They fervently believe that they are fighting for social justice and that their political opponents are not.

Therefore, many journalists feel that it is their moral duty to resist President Trump as much as possible.

They sincerely feel that President Trump is a danger to American democracy and that many of his supporters are bad people.

*****

Some of today's journalists remember the work done by the Washington Post in bringing down President Richard Nixon. Some of them no doubt hope that they can get a Pulitzer if they succeed in bringing down President Trump.

Many journalists today no longer believe in presenting both sides of an issue. They feel that it is their moral duty to present only the "correct" side, as defined by them.

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The only one bringing down Trump is Trump.