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How about the other "catch phrases" ..."Russian collusion," "Obstruction of justice," "Muslim ban," "Constitutional crisis," "this isn't a dictatorship," "Hillary won the popular vote," "highly classified information released," "Comey was asked to halt the investigation."
You forgot "won't release his tax returns," "lied about Obama ordering wiretaps," "puts his daughter and in-law into cabinet positions they aren't qualified for" and "handles criticism like a four year-old girl."
OH yes - LOVE me some Saul Alinsky! It's the best. I read it as daily scripture before I touch myself.
No, it's not the same thing. "Deep state" has a meaning. They are entrenched government administration employees, generally loyal to one party (Democrats, for example) and will do anything to protect that party including leaking information that damages the opposing party, even if that leaking is damaging to the country.
The propaganda machines don't even really need to PAY for the dissemination anymore--they have the followers well trained. It's almost like they have chips implanted in them.
So ...that must be what's wrong with Maxine Waters and Nancy Pelosi!
It's the way the right wing media machine works. Breitbart publishes something, Rush says something and then the others pick it up, repeat it, and it goes right on down the line. It's been called the echo chamber. So your everyday righties all get the same "news" and perspectives within a matter of minutes depending on what sources they tune in to. Then they start squawking like parrots. It sounds conspiratorial, but it is just a reflection of how insular their information is.
Confirmation bias, and as you say they repeat it to one another and reinforce their own flawed viewpoint. Something like a herd mentality, they move together.
Think you're confusing that with Democrats. They have all their talking point lined up. Take a look at how similar Dems posts are. Many times it's likentheybare just copying and pasting things they said before the election
This is very true. When Chuck Schumer says something, it get's repeated everywhere including on this forum. I have seen it over and over again, and it's usually repeated word for word. It's laughable.
"Nixonian," repeated everywhere, was the most recent (I'm not even sure if Schumer was the first to say it ...maybe it was Maxine Waters).
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