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This is almost painful to watch. Donna Brazile sliding into the pit of ignominy when confronted with evidence from Wikileaks and nothing--NOTHING--to grab onto. It's straight up damning.
Also, anyone who actually starts reading these emails will quickly know they are authentic. They don't need to be "verified".
Megyn Kelly Grills Donna Brazile About Allegedly Receiving Debate Question Early
As is so often the case, the Washington Post stands out for its especially contemptible reporting on this--essentially: the important thing to remember is that this is all Russia's fault, and everyone knows Russians are cheaters, so these emails should just be dismissed without a second glance. (CNN provided the helpful information to its viewers that it was, in fact, illegal to even read them unless you were a member of the media. "We'll tell you what they say", some reporter actually said.)
Well, the Washington Post did not tell us about the devastating exposure contained in the email that is the subject of the video above. But it did give us four(!) stories about how Ecuador, or... somebody... cut off Julian Assange's internet access, and another about how a Democrat doesn't think these email releases serve the public good.
Almost every Washington Post story on the WikiLeaks dump quickly pivots to how hateful Russians are, especially Putin, and how it is probably all Russia's fault Americans are learning so much about how our system really works: “By dribbling these out every day, WikiLeaks is proving they are nothing but a propaganda arm of the Kremlin with a political agenda doing Putin’s dirty work to help elect Donald Trump,” said Clinton spokesman Glen Caplin. Proving!
The US is actually rattling the saber against Russia over the sanctity of our democratic vote (it's different when we overtly interfere in the Ukraine's election, or, hell, just flat-out kill the leader of Iraq), foreign governments (except Israel and Mexico) (and dual citizens like George Soros and Haim Saban, both extensively part of the emails) (and foreign corporations via the US Chamber of Commerce) (and transnational ethnic-identity groups like La Raza) better not even try to influence our election by being suspected by many of having links to WikiLeaks which is letting Americans see just how corrupt their government and the media really are.
Also, anyone who actually starts reading these emails will quickly know they are authentic. They don't need to be "verified".
Megyn Kelly Grills Donna Brazile About Allegedly Receiving Debate Question Early
As is so often the case, the Washington Post stands out for its especially contemptible reporting on this--essentially: the important thing to remember is that this is all Russia's fault, and everyone knows Russians are cheaters, so these emails should just be dismissed without a second glance. (CNN provided the helpful information to its viewers that it was, in fact, illegal to even read them unless you were a member of the media. "We'll tell you what they say", some reporter actually said.)
Well, the Washington Post did not tell us about the devastating exposure contained in the email that is the subject of the video above. But it did give us four(!) stories about how Ecuador, or... somebody... cut off Julian Assange's internet access, and another about how a Democrat doesn't think these email releases serve the public good.
Almost every Washington Post story on the WikiLeaks dump quickly pivots to how hateful Russians are, especially Putin, and how it is probably all Russia's fault Americans are learning so much about how our system really works: “By dribbling these out every day, WikiLeaks is proving they are nothing but a propaganda arm of the Kremlin with a political agenda doing Putin’s dirty work to help elect Donald Trump,” said Clinton spokesman Glen Caplin. Proving!
The US is actually rattling the saber against Russia over the sanctity of our democratic vote (it's different when we overtly interfere in the Ukraine's election, or, hell, just flat-out kill the leader of Iraq), foreign governments (except Israel and Mexico) (and dual citizens like George Soros and Haim Saban, both extensively part of the emails) (and foreign corporations via the US Chamber of Commerce) (and transnational ethnic-identity groups like La Raza) better not even try to influence our election by being suspected by many of having links to WikiLeaks which is letting Americans see just how corrupt their government and the media really are.
