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With Trump's appointment of Steve Bannon, the NYT and the Hillary campaign shook the cobwebs off Hillary's infamous remark about right wing conspiracies. Robert Mook, her campaign manager, was the first to start floating the idea and now the NYT has been pressed into service to add legitimacy to the charge.
Now the Hillary campaign and the NYT wants us to believe that every damaging charge from the Trump campaign is nothing more than fevered right wing conspiracies http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/23/us...-theories.html
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With Trump's appointment of Steve Bannon, the NYT and the Hillary campaign shook the cobwebs off Hillary's infamous remark about right wing conspiracies. Robert Mook, her campaign manager, was the first to start floating the idea and now the NYT has been pressed into service to add legitimacy to the charge.
Now the Hillary campaign and the NYT wants us to believe that every damaging charge from the Trump campaign is nothing more than fevered right wing conspiracies http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/23/us...-theories.html
With Trump's appointment of Steve Bannon, the NYT and the Hillary campaign shook the cobwebs off Hillary's infamous remark about right wing conspiracies. Robert Mook, her campaign manager, was the first to start floating the idea and now the NYT has been pressed into service to add legitimacy to the charge.
Now the Hillary campaign and the NYT wants us to believe that every damaging charge from the Trump campaign is nothing more than fevered right wing conspiracies http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/23/us...-theories.html
This election continues to get ugly.
Sadly, the left tends to challenge anything that goes against its modus operandi and (along with its media lapdogs) resorts to providing false realities that they believe the uniformed citizens will buy into. They also like touting words like conspiracy theories, bogus, or myths. It's difficult for Dems to discount any myths when they don't even know and cannot prove whether or not they are myths to begin with. Furthermore, Clinton continues to be caught in lie after lie, so why in the world should anyone believe proven liars (and those who support them) when they attempt to brush off damaging charges as being "fevered conspiracies"?
Sadly, the left tends to challenge anything that goes against its modus operandi and (along with its media lapdogs) resorts to providing false realities that they believe the uniformed citizens will buy into. They also like touting words like conspiracy theories, bogus, or myths. It's difficult for Dems to discount any myths when they don't even know and cannot prove whether or not they are myths to begin with. Furthermore, Clinton continues to be caught in lie after lie, so why in the world should anyone believe proven liars (and those who support them) when they attempt to brush off damaging charges as being "fevered conspiracies"?
The left? LOL!! Yes Clinton is a liar and should never have been the Dem's candidate, but get real: the republicans have a fascist with the support of white supremacists for a canadidate.
The left? LOL!! Yes Clinton is a liar and should never have been the Dem's candidate, but get real: the republicans have a fascist with the support of white supremacists for a canadidate.
With Trump's appointment of Steve Bannon, the NYT and the Hillary campaign shook the cobwebs off Hillary's infamous remark about right wing conspiracies. Robert Mook, her campaign manager, was the first to start floating the idea and now the NYT has been pressed into service to add legitimacy to the charge.
Now the Hillary campaign and the NYT wants us to believe that every damaging charge from the Trump campaign is nothing more than fevered right wing conspiracies http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/23/us...-theories.html
This election continues to get ugly.
The NYT has zero credibility. They're just a propaganda arm of the Democratic Party. Carlos Slim, the Mexican billionaire and second wealthiest man on the planet, owns controlling interest in the NYT now. Slim happens to also be the #1 largest private donator to the Clinton Foundation . That's how the Democratic Party & the mainstream media work these days folks. They're a cesspool.
- Greg Sargent of the Washington Post outed in DNC leaked emails. 74 times he's mentioned by the Dems as an ally. The DNC was intentionally leaking stories to him before they broke so they could "get ahead of them" and have him to spin them in a friendly way to lead the conversation in that direction. Donna Brazile at the DNC: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com
- Game over at Washington Post
- Politico was also outed in the leaked DNC emails. Politico is so bad that 'Chief Investigative Reporter' Ken Vogel was actually writing up articles sympathetic to the Democrats and submitting them to the DNC for approval before publishing them. Reporter Shares Draft Articles With DNC | The Daily Caller
- Game over at Politico
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