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Drumpf sure does have his army working away, don't he?
Seems those who are sore losers are joining in. What happened to; "you may not like our President, but calling him names is disrespecting the Presidency!"
Was that just more drama and being control freaks, do as I say, not as I do!
Her laughing or smiling is a sign of professionalism gone amok at CNN. I don't know if there was a sock puppet off camera or what.
That said it is more like the tactics MSN like CNN uses to smear their political opponents to show proof that she was laughing at the video. There is no proof of it .
However again lack of appearances and decor is still just another example of why they are losing viewership. However alt-media that would attempt to use the same smear tactics will not be attracting my attention.
What for? You want to use the same authoritarianism as the neo-leftists? The best thing to do is expose them.
I do not entirely agree with the malicious conclusion you do either. I merely regard CNN is declining into frat house buffoonery unable to deliver a proper performance like ball room dancers catastrophically failing a lift move so bad she falls into the audience.
Twice in a row? Buck up, grow some hair on your chest, and stop reporting to the moderators. Don't post in POC if you're going to ask for your mommy every 5 minutes.
It looks to me like she had her "camera face" on and her mind was wandering for a moment. He had to pose the question to her twice to bring her back to the present.
I think TV reporters see so much of this kind of stuff in the course of their jobs they develop a certain amount of immunity to it. This "slip" is not nearly as egregious as this one of a CNN camerman posing as an anti-Trump man-on-the-street protestor.
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