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What else would you expect from the Clinton News Network? Journalism is dead.
Do you honestly think this makes any difference at all?
It does not. Most voters have their minds all made up this year. This is just one more tiny bubble of stinking gas, rising from the electoral ooze. It's not going to change any minds either way.
Do you honestly think this makes any difference at all?
It does not. Most voters have their minds all made up this year. This is just one more tiny bubble of stinking gas, rising from the electoral ooze. It's not going to change any minds either way.
Of course it makes a difference! Regardless of the candidate, we're talking about media manipulation period. Why should all of this get swept under the rug?
Of course it makes a difference! Regardless of the candidate, we're talking about media manipulation period. Why should all of this get swept under the rug?
I never said anything about rug sweeping at all.
But I'm sticking to my belief that most voter's minds are made up. If the voters were more unsettled, the polling would reflect it, and it hasn't, at least so far. In fact, this year's polling has been remarkably stable, and with only 50 days to go, given the uniqueness of our primaries, by all measure, the polls should have been all over the place after the conventions.
Another thing most of us also have made up our minds on is how the news media has lost all it's former honor as our 5th estate. Their humiliation may be the greatest change that comes out of this election.
I'm in full agreement lots of under-rug sweeping has been going on, on all sides. I also don't believe this controversy has any ending that's coming soon, either.
The manipulation probably won't end until a new generation of journalists replaces those we have now. Hopefully, the kids who are now learning the job won't become another generation of magpies, seizing on the latest glittering object they are presented with. That's a forlorn hope, I fear. I hope I'm proven wrong in time.
But don't believe this is the last bubble of swap gas. As long as there's a swamp, there will be other bubbles. We are all used to the whiff of swamp gas now, as this year (and last year) was full of the miasma. Like anything, we have grown tolerant to the odor.
Smearing him? So what kind of 'profiling' do you think Trump is advocating?
Dbags can't answer, all they can do is repeat the headlines of cnn and msnbc...... Post with no substance.
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