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nwtk2007 wrote:
http://nypost.com/2019/04/19/top-10-things-the-media-got-wrong-about-collusion-and-obstruction/
Read it about an hour ago, I read the NY Post pretty regularly (former home town conservative paper 😁).
The "progressives" who are guilty of all that grossly irresponsible hack reporting will, as their ilk are known to do, conveniently "forget the past" and change their angle of attack.
Today's mainstream media presents a serious affront to every principle of Journalism.
They are blatantly ripping off millions of people who believe they are providing well-researched, balanced information while abusing their special access to decision makers, other public officials and privileged-admittance situations.
It wouldn't bother me in the slightest if these wannabe propagandists were to have their press cards revoked until they learned the difference between reporting and preaching.
Seth wrote:
Read it about an hour ago, I read the NY Post pretty regularly (former home town conservative paper 😁).
The "progressives" who are guilty of all that grossly irresponsible hack reporting will, as their ilk are known to do, conveniently "forget the past" and change their angle of attack.
Today's mainstream media presents a serious affront to every principle of Journalism.
They are blatantly ripping off millions of people who believe they are providing well-researched, balanced information while abusing their special access to decision makers, other public officials and privileged-admittance situations.
It wouldn't bother me in the slightest if these wannabe propagandists were to have their press cards revoked until they learned the difference between reporting and preaching.
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YES!! Or be deplatformed for being purveyors of conspiracy theories
nwtk2007 wrote:
http://nypost.com/2019/04/19/top-10-things-the-media-got-wrong-about-collusion-and-obstruction/
I glanced at this article. Mueller's report said that if he could have cleared Trump of obstruction of justice, he would have said so. He did not say so.
You should take great pleasure in the Democrats problem: If they v**e to impeach, it dies in the senate. If they do not v**e to impeach, they condone his behavior.
grace scott wrote:
I glanced at this article. Mueller's report said that if he could have cleared Trump of obstruction of justice, he would have said so. He did not say so.
You should take great pleasure in the Democrats problem: If they v**e to impeach, it dies in the senate. If they do not v**e to impeach, they condone his behavior.
So Trump is guilty no matter how it goes. Go figure.
Where in Mueller's report does it say "that if he could have cleared Trump of obstruction of justice, he would have said so"? That is an obstruction of facts. The report says that Mueller did not find sufficient evidence to support a charge of obstruction.
Mueller also found no evidence whatsoever of collusion with Russian entities to influence the e******n, not Trump, or anyone on his campaign staff, not an American citizen anywhere. Question is, when did Mueller know this and why didn't he say something then? At some point in his investigation, Mueller realized there was no such evidence, yet he remained silent. Never said a word that might relieve the concerns of millions of American citizens. A man of principles and integrity would surely have done so. Why? Because an officer in the Justice dept ultimately works for all Americans, not a specific political party.
Blade_Runner wrote:
So Trump is guilty no matter how it goes. Go figure.
Where in Mueller's report does it say "that if he could have cleared Trump of obstruction of justice, he would have said so"? That is an obstruction of facts. The report says that Mueller did not find sufficient evidence to support a charge of obstruction.
Mueller also found no evidence whatsoever of collusion with Russian entities to influence the e******n, not Trump, or anyone on his campaign staff, not an American citizen anywhere. Question is, when did Mueller know this and why didn't he say something then? At some point in his investigation, Mueller realized there was no such evidence, yet he remained silent. Never said a word that might relieve the concerns of millions of American citizens. A man of principles and integrity would surely have done so. Why? Because an officer in the Justice dept ultimately works for all Americans, not a specific political party.
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Early in 2018, I seem to recall Trump saying he expected Mueller to d**g it out through the e******ns to give the Democrats an edge. Having done nothing wrong, he knew exactly what was going on.
Blade_Runner wrote:
So Trump is guilty no matter how it goes. Go figure.
Where in Mueller's report does it say "that if he could have cleared Trump of obstruction of justice, he would have said so"? That is an obstruction of facts. The report says that Mueller did not find sufficient evidence to support a charge of obstruction.
Mueller also found no evidence whatsoever of collusion with Russian entities to influence the e******n, not Trump, or anyone on his campaign staff, not an American citizen anywhere. Question is, when did Mueller know this and why didn't he say something then? At some point in his investigation, Mueller realized there was no such evidence, yet he remained silent. Never said a word that might relieve the concerns of millions of American citizens. A man of principles and integrity would surely have done so. Why? Because an officer in the Justice dept ultimately works for all Americans, not a specific political party.
So Trump is guilty no matter how it goes. Go figur... (
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Oh yes, Mueller was holding out till after the midterms. It gave dems the House.
grace scott wrote:
I glanced at this article. Mueller's report said that if he could have cleared Trump of obstruction of justice, he would have said so. He did not say so.
You should take great pleasure in the Democrats problem: If they v**e to impeach, it dies in the senate. If they do not v**e to impeach, they condone his behavior.
The democrats will do what is politically expedient. Thats how it works with both. If they see v****g to impeach will have an adverse effect on their party they won't do it.
Rose42 wrote:
The democrats will do what is politically expedient. Thats how it works with both. If they see v****g to impeach will have an adverse effect on their party they won't do it.
All that crap they did regarding Kavanaugh was certainly not politically expedient but they couldn't help themselves. They are relentless but not very smart. I look for them to impeach or have a big internal fight over it.
nwtk2007 wrote:
All that crap they did regarding Kavanaugh was certainly not politically expedient but they couldn't help themselves. They are relentless but not very smart. I look for them to impeach or have a big internal fight over it.
I think we should just let them go. They are burying themselves.
nwtk2007 wrote:
All that crap they did regarding Kavanaugh was certainly not politically expedient but they couldn't help themselves. They are relentless but not very smart. I look for them to impeach or have a big internal fight over it.
What it did do was show the seedy side of the feminist movement where a woman is to be believed no matter what. They encouraged that. They also reinforced the idea of guilty until proven innocent when it comes to sexual misconduct accusations and wanted that planted in people's heads.
I think they knew exactly what they were doing.
Rose42 wrote:
What it did do was show the seedy side of the feminist movement where a woman is to be believed no matter what. They encouraged that. They also reinforced the idea of guilty until proven innocent when it comes to sexual misconduct accusations and wanted that planted in people's heads.
I think they knew exactly what they were doing.
You and debeda are exactly right!
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