If they open their mouths it is a lie. Heres how they have to be dealt with , if they say anything just assume it is a lie , since it darn near always is. it just easier that way. In fact without lies and distortions their hate party wouldn't exist.
Red Jen Psaki invites disgraced clown Dan Rather back to White House press room
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Biff_Poindexter
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But isn't CBS part of the Deep State media that was out to take down Bush who is also part of the Deep State who was out to take down Trump???
Man, this Trumper logic sure gets complicated
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Biff_Poindexter
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Why would anyone trust him if all he did was lie anyway...since he was part of the Deep State media??
When were these "I Trust Dan Rather" years???
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NOT DISGRACED? Where has Dan Rather been since he was fired by CBS in 2006 for his blatant and
egregious lies about George Bush, if he is not disgraced and untouchable as a media authority?
You can save yourself a lot of embarrassment and shame if you'd stop posting such brainless trash.
Try thinking, sometime. See how it feels.
Rigby5
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Dan Rather still stands by the CBS News report that got him fired, nearly a decade and one feature film later.
The former anchor’s reputation was tarnished after the accuracy of his 2004 story questioning President George W. Bush‘s military service was publicly disputed by the leader’s administration. The entire saga was recently dramatized on the big screen in Truth, starring Robert Redford as Rather.
“We reported a true story. We didn’t do it perfectly,” the 84-year-old recently told The Hollywood Reporter. “We made some mistakes of getting to the truth. But that didn’t change the truth of what we reported.”
Rather and his producer Mary Mapes (played by Cate Blanchett in Truth) aired a story that alleged that Bush went AWOL during his time in the Texas Air National Guard. The Bush administration charged that the documents used as the basis for the report were inauthentic, leading to an independent investigation that ultimately concluded that the piece disregarded “fundamental journalistic principles.” The documents were not, however, ever proved to be forgeries.
Rather was subsequently removed from the anchor desk before leaving CBS News for good in 2006 after 44 years. The departure wasn’t without controversy – Rather filed a $70 million lawsuit against the news network, a claim that was eventually dismissed.
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Dan Rather was fired but should not have been.
The evidence is Bush failed to show up for his National Guard duties.
It was claimed the documents he used were forgeries due to the use of a proportional font, but many printers back then, like the IBM Selectrics, had proportional font capabilities. They were just not as common as the uniform spacing printers.
Dan Rather still stands by the CBS News report that got him fired, nearly a decade and one feature film later.
The former anchor’s reputation was tarnished after the accuracy of his 2004 story questioning President George W. Bush‘s military service was publicly disputed by the leader’s administration. The entire saga was recently dramatized on the big screen in Truth, starring Robert Redford as Rather.
“We reported a true story. We didn’t do it perfectly,” the 84-year-old recently told The Hollywood Reporter. “We made some mistakes of getting to the truth. But that didn’t change the truth of what we reported.”
Rather and his producer Mary Mapes (played by Cate Blanchett in Truth) aired a story that alleged that Bush went AWOL during his time in the Texas Air National Guard. The Bush administration charged that the documents used as the basis for the report were inauthentic, leading to an independent investigation that ultimately concluded that the piece disregarded “fundamental journalistic principles.” The documents were not, however, ever proved to be forgeries.
Rather was subsequently removed from the anchor desk before leaving CBS News for good in 2006 after 44 years. The departure wasn’t without controversy – Rather filed a $70 million lawsuit against the news network, a claim that was eventually dismissed.
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Dan Rather Defends CBS News Report on George W. Bush That Got Him Fired
Dan Rather stands by his September 2004 CBS News report on President George W. Bush's service in the Texas Air National Guard that got him fired.
Dan Rather was fired but should not have been.
The evidence is Bush failed to show up for his National Guard duties.
It was claimed the documents he used were forgeries due to the use of a proportional font, but many printers back then, like the IBM Selectrics, had proportional font capabilities. They were just not as common as the uniform spacing printers.
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You probably still think Rather's AWOL story is true...lol
Wild Bill Kelsoe
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Dan Rather still stands by the CBS News report that got him fired, nearly a decade and one feature film later.
The former anchor’s reputation was tarnished after the accuracy of his 2004 story questioning President George W. Bush‘s military service was publicly disputed by the leader’s administration. The entire saga was recently dramatized on the big screen in Truth, starring Robert Redford as Rather.
“We reported a true story. We didn’t do it perfectly,” the 84-year-old recently told The Hollywood Reporter. “We made some mistakes of getting to the truth. But that didn’t change the truth of what we reported.”
Rather and his producer Mary Mapes (played by Cate Blanchett in Truth) aired a story that alleged that Bush went AWOL during his time in the Texas Air National Guard. The Bush administration charged that the documents used as the basis for the report were inauthentic, leading to an independent investigation that ultimately concluded that the piece disregarded “fundamental journalistic principles.” The documents were not, however, ever proved to be forgeries.
Rather was subsequently removed from the anchor desk before leaving CBS News for good in 2006 after 44 years. The departure wasn’t without controversy – Rather filed a $70 million lawsuit against the news network, a claim that was eventually dismissed.
...}
Dan Rather Defends CBS News Report on George W. Bush That Got Him Fired
Dan Rather stands by his September 2004 CBS News report on President George W. Bush's service in the Texas Air National Guard that got him fired.
Dan Rather was fired but should not have been.
The evidence is Bush failed to show up for his National Guard duties.
It was claimed the documents he used were forgeries due to the use of a proportional font, but many printers back then, like the IBM Selectrics, had proportional font capabilities. They were just not as common as the uniform spacing printers.
Rather literally used fake documents...lol. That's unacceptable, by any journalistic standard.
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What’s your issue with this... besides wanting to project, whine and name call??LMAO! This should be good...
Psaki: 'I May Regret' Welcoming Disgraced Dan Rather into White House
White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted Wednesday that former news anchor Dan Rather is welcome in the White House.www.breitbart.com
White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted Wednesday former news anchor Dan Rather is welcome in the White House press briefing room “anytime,” noting “she may regret” the invitation.
Psaki’s response originated from Rather’s tweet at Psaki, which praised her for reminding him of his “daily” White House beat. “Would be fun to find my way back to the briefing room again the future,” he prodded.
Psaki responded by saying, “I may regret this, but you are welcome anytime! there is always a seat for @DanRather in the briefing room.”
marvin martian
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Stop lying for the corporate media;
In 1981, Rather was promoted to news anchor for the CBS Evening News, a role he occupied for 24 years. Along with Peter Jennings at ABC News and Tom Brokaw at NBC News, he was one of the "Big Three" nightly news anchors in the U.S. from the 1980s through the early 2000s. He frequently contributed to CBS's weekly news magazine, 60 Minutes. Within a year of Brokaw's retirement and Jennings's death, Rather left the anchor desk in 2005 following the Killian documents controversy, in which he presented unauthenticated documents in a news report on President George W. Bush's Vietnam War–era service in the National Guard. He continued to work with CBS until 2006, when he was abruptly fired.
Dan Rather - Wikipedia
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marvin martian
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What’s your issue with this... besides wanting to project, whine and name call??LMAO! This should be good...
Psaki: 'I May Regret' Welcoming Disgraced Dan Rather into White House
White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted Wednesday that former news anchor Dan Rather is welcome in the White House.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted Wednesday former news anchor Dan Rather is welcome in the White House press briefing room “anytime,” noting “she may regret” the invitation.
Psaki’s response originated from Rather’s tweet at Psaki, which praised her for reminding him of his “daily” White House beat. “Would be fun to find my way back to the briefing room again the future,” he prodded.
Psaki responded by saying, “I may regret this, but you are welcome anytime! there is always a seat for @DanRather in the briefing room.”
As I said, I have no issue with it. I think it's absolutely right and perfect that a scumbag like Rather, who was fired for lying, should be back in the press room while Joe Biden is president. It is most fitting.
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Oh good, I have no problem with it either. Why did you start a thread about it? Just so you could project and name call?What’s your issue with this... besides wanting to project, whine and name call??LMAO! This should be good...
Psaki: 'I May Regret' Welcoming Disgraced Dan Rather into White House
White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted Wednesday that former news anchor Dan Rather is welcome in the White House.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted Wednesday former news anchor Dan Rather is welcome in the White House press briefing room “anytime,” noting “she may regret” the invitation.
Psaki’s response originated from Rather’s tweet at Psaki, which praised her for reminding him of his “daily” White House beat. “Would be fun to find my way back to the briefing room again the future,” he prodded.
Psaki responded by saying, “I may regret this, but you are welcome anytime! there is always a seat for @DanRather in the briefing room.”
As I said, I have no issue with it. I think it's absolutely right and perfect that a scumbag like Rather, who was fired for lying, should be back in the press room while Joe Biden is president. It is most fitting.
hey brainless trash , when can this even be consider when Rather was never fired. You have to catch up if you want to play your games with me.
He had Bush tapped 100%, no lie .not even close/
Rigby5
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It was and is true.
Rather forged nothing.
The claims against Rather have been proven false.
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LMAO! This should be good...
Psaki: 'I May Regret' Welcoming Disgraced Dan Rather into White House
White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted Wednesday that former news anchor Dan Rather is welcome in the White House.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted Wednesday former news anchor Dan Rather is welcome in the White House press briefing room “anytime,” noting “she may regret” the invitation.
Psaki’s response originated from Rather’s tweet at Psaki, which praised her for reminding him of his “daily” White House beat. “Would be fun to find my way back to the briefing room again the future,” he prodded.
Psaki responded by saying, “I may regret this, but you are welcome anytime! there is always a seat for @DanRather in the briefing room.”
Anyone else you chose to hate and want to libel?
Rigby5
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{...
Dan Rather still stands by the CBS News report that got him fired, nearly a decade and one feature film later.
The former anchor’s reputation was tarnished after the accuracy of his 2004 story questioning President George W. Bush‘s military service was publicly disputed by the leader’s administration. The entire saga was recently dramatized on the big screen in Truth, starring Robert Redford as Rather.
“We reported a true story. We didn’t do it perfectly,” the 84-year-old recently told The Hollywood Reporter. “We made some mistakes of getting to the truth. But that didn’t change the truth of what we reported.”
Rather and his producer Mary Mapes (played by Cate Blanchett in Truth) aired a story that alleged that Bush went AWOL during his time in the Texas Air National Guard. The Bush administration charged that the documents used as the basis for the report were inauthentic, leading to an independent investigation that ultimately concluded that the piece disregarded “fundamental journalistic principles.” The documents were not, however, ever proved to be forgeries.
Rather was subsequently removed from the anchor desk before leaving CBS News for good in 2006 after 44 years. The departure wasn’t without controversy – Rather filed a $70 million lawsuit against the news network, a claim that was eventually dismissed.
...}
Dan Rather Defends CBS News Report on George W. Bush That Got Him Fired
Dan Rather stands by his September 2004 CBS News report on President George W. Bush's service in the Texas Air National Guard that got him fired.
Dan Rather was fired but should not have been.
The evidence is Bush failed to show up for his National Guard duties.
It was claimed the documents he used were forgeries due to the use of a proportional font, but many printers back then, like the IBM Selectrics, had proportional font capabilities. They were just not as common as the uniform spacing printers.
Rather literally used fake documents...lol. That's unacceptable, by any journalistic standard.
Wrong. While the documents can't be proven to be real, attempts to prove them fake were all lies.
Proportional fonts were commonly available back then.
Rigby5
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What’s your issue with this... besides wanting to project, whine and name call??LMAO! This should be good...
Psaki: 'I May Regret' Welcoming Disgraced Dan Rather into White House
White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted Wednesday that former news anchor Dan Rather is welcome in the White House.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki tweeted Wednesday former news anchor Dan Rather is welcome in the White House press briefing room “anytime,” noting “she may regret” the invitation.
Psaki’s response originated from Rather’s tweet at Psaki, which praised her for reminding him of his “daily” White House beat. “Would be fun to find my way back to the briefing room again the future,” he prodded.
Psaki responded by saying, “I may regret this, but you are welcome anytime! there is always a seat for @DanRather in the briefing room.”
As I said, I have no issue with it. I think it's absolutely right and perfect that a scumbag like Rather, who was fired for lying, should be back in the press room while Joe Biden is president. It is most fitting.
There is no proof Rather lied, and most likely he did not.
Firing him was not only wrong, but illegal.
Documents were printed with proportional fonts even back then.
Rigby5
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Yes Rather was fired, and it was illegal.
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