Has Jim Acosta CNN gone too far (brainwash, elect, vote)
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What is truly surreal is that there are some people who are actually defending this conduct. These same people would be attacking this person as the most despicable person alive if he had behaved this way towards Barack Obama.
As a result of this spectacularly inconsistent behavior, these people's credibility is severely diminished.
What is truly surreal is that there are some people who are actually defending this conduct. These same people would be attacking this person as the most despicable person alive if he had behaved this way towards Barack Obama.
As a result of this spectacularly inconsistent behavior, these people's credibility is severely diminished.
The double standard of the Media, and Democrats is ridiculous and dangerous. If that had been Obama, and a Fox News reporter did what Acosta did, it would be 24/7 outrage by the Media, and their Democrat masters. You'd never hear the end of it.
this is not factual watch the un doctored video not the info wars one.we need a press that is free to ask what questions they wish not managed by a wanna bee dictator. May I suggest we open our eyes and ears to other channels than fox or those searching for unproven conclusions.
It is factual. Watch the C-SPAN video. Acosta very clearly uses physical force to prevent the female intern from doing her job. He deliberately physically overpowered a woman so she couldn't do her job.
Since when is it ever OK for a man to physically overpower a woman to prevent her from doing her job? Not only should he be ashamed of himself, yanking his WH credentials was the correct consequence for that shameful and very public display of misogyny.
It is factual. Watch the C-SPAN video. Acosta very clearly uses physical force to prevent the female intern from doing her job. He deliberately physically overpowered a woman so she couldn't do her job.
Since when is it ever OK for a man to physically overpower a woman to prevent her from doing her job? Not only should he be ashamed of himself, yanking his WH credentials was the correct consequence for that shameful and very public display of misogyny.
Yet the left doesn't utter a word about "misogyny" with regards to what Acosta did. Why? It doesn't fit their leftist agenda. It seems that misogyny is reserved only for conservative, white males.
It is factual. Watch the C-SPAN video. Acosta very clearly uses physical force to prevent the female intern from doing her job. He deliberately physically overpowered a woman so she couldn't do her job.
There is no substitute for cubes.
My car has so many cubes it can eat a volkswagen for a snack.
Trump, who has a laundry list of questionable actions that are added to on a daily basis including challenging the constitution vs Acosta who may be a bit pushy but essentially is someone doing their job.
I think you are asking about the wrong person 'going too far'.
He wasn't "yelling out questions". He was asking questions the same way all press reporters ask them. The event was a press conference. That's what they do at press conferences - Q and A.
This WAS an event for the press. Would you rather place duct tape on the mouth of all press members (except Fox News, of course, right?)?
Trumpists are following Trump's lead in trashing Acosta. I wonder if RT is also trashing Acosta today. Seems Trump camp's talking points go out to the right wing media and RT at the same time.
It sure looks that way.
Though hard to say whether Trump's talking points go straight to to RT or start there.
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