Ten Minutes of MSM Cutting Off People Who Dare Criticize Hillary

Ten Minutes of MSM Cutting Off People Who Dare Criticize Hillary: They might as well be wearing “I’m with her” buttons.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

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  • JUST A REMINDER OF THE INCEST IN THE MAJOR NEWS NETWORKS.

    This has been around before. This is only a reminder. Smile

    YOU HAD A HUNCH
    YOU HAD A HUNCH THE NEWS SYSTEM WAS RIGGED AND
    YOU COULDN'T PUT YOUR FINGER ON IT, HUH?
    THIS MIGHT SOLVE THE PUZZLE.

    ABC News executive producer Ian Cameron is married to Susan Rice, National Security Adviser.

    CBS President David Rhodes is the brother of Ben Rhodes, Obama’s Deputy National Security Adviser for Strategic Communications.

    ABC News correspondent Claire Shipman is married to former White House Press Secretary Jay Carney

    ABC News and Univision reporter Matthew Jaffe ismarried to Katie Hogan, Obama’s Deputy Press Secretary

    ABC President Ben Sherwood is the brotherof Obama’s Special Adviser Elizabeth Sherwood

    CNN President Virginia Moseley is married tof ormer Hillary Clinton’s Deputy Secretary Tom Nides.

    And now you know why it is no surprise the media is in Obama's pocket.

    Think there might be a little bias in the news?

    This may also explain the cover up of Hillary's private server and emails, Benghazi, Obamacare's soaring costs, $20 trillion United States debt. etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.,........

    Isn't it interesting that every place you look in Obama's administration people fill positions because of who they know, not what they know or how competent they are and you wonder why our country has so many problems.

    Now you know.

  • Donald Trump wouldn't be the nominee of the Republican party today if some Republicans didn't believe we needed a demagogue of our own in order to break through the media onslaught of lies and cover ups Republicans and Conservatives go through on a daily basis.

    Someone should tell Dinesh D'Souza his next documentary should be the lies the media has told in order to put their thumb on the scale of presidential elections since Barry Goldwater.

    • This joke has been going around the religious circle for years. I heard it in a sermon, again, the other day...

      A man is on his roof top praying to the Lord to rescue him during a flood. A row boat comes by and offers the man help. He refuses, saying the Lord is going to save him. The man continues praying and a speed boat comes by but he again refuses help saying the Lord will save him. He goes back to praying when a helicopter begins to hover overhead and a guy with a loudspeaker offers the man help. He refuses saying he is believing in the Lord to save him. Soon after the flood waters overtake him and he drowns. When he gets to heaven he struts right up to the Lord and asks, Why didn't you save me? The Lord replies, I sent two boats and a helicopter.

      Reading your post made me think of this joke in light of the last three presidential elections with the present one being the helicopter. The right had better get rid of preconceived notions and unite or we all drown. We are up against a flood with our chin barely above the water.

      • I haven't heard that joke in a long time and even when I do recall it I don't recall all the details, so thanks for the refresher.
        What were the row boat and speed boat sent sent by God?
        Finally, whether I pull the lever or not for Trump doesn't mean I'm going to like it. I'm not the one whose stayed home previous elections and I won't be the one who stays home this election.

        • The two boats would be McCain and Romney. I know they are RINOs but either one would have been better than Obama.

          I feel the same way about my vote. It's gonna be Trump or Hillary. I hope Trump will at least slow the flood of socialism with its attacks against our freedoms and rights. If it's Hillary, with the Justices she will pick, the levees of our Constitution that are holding back the worst of the flood will be eroded if not completely destroyed.

          • My problem with voting for McCain or Romney is that both of them would do a lot of the same kind of stupid leftist things that Obama did, only when it all backfired, the left would claim that Conservatism didn't work. No, we need a TRUE Conservative, and we didn't have any to choose from again this cycle.

          • I agree that a TRUE Conservative is what we desperately need. Even though Trump spoiled our best chance at one in Cruz, I will vote for him knowing Trump will definitely be right of Clinton. I sure get that impression.
            My main goal right now is to keep the Saul Alinsky admiring Hillary from picking the next 3 or more Supreme Court Justices as well as continuing Obama's socialist agenda.

          • I don't think Trump spoiled it, the so called true conservatives did. At no point did I think Hillary would actually lose this election until Trump came in like a bull in a china shop. None of the others would be able to have smashed the narrative the way he has. It's my belief he will pave the way way for the future of conservative leadership by stopping the progress the left has made. The paranoia of those pretending he is just out to beat Hillary for the same socialist objectives is just silly. If he was happy with the status quo he would not have bothered running. Conservative leadership has failed us for decades now, what makes anyone think they are the answer as they exist today?

          • "It’s my belief he will pave the way for the future of conservative leadership by stopping the progress the left has made."
            I'm hoping you are right. I don't like Trump. He is not a true conservative or even republican. He is a mean spirited loose cannon. I'm just hoping he will live up to some of his campaign promises. He has already flip flopped on some. I hate the thought of Hitlary being president. That is the only thing that makes me pull the lever for Trump.

    • I agree. I think a large part of Trump's appeal is that he isn't afraid to say what needs to be said. Unfortunately sometimes he says things that don't need to be said. There is a fine balance between being a milquetoast like Romney and being ripe for suggestions that you are unhinged. To be fair though they would paint him as unhinged no matter what he did. This is the same media that castigated Mitt for putting his dog in a pet carrier (on top of his vehicle) but didn't care that Obama ate his.

      I never thought the media could be more in the tank for a candidate than they were for Obama (they were so in love with the man that they even started to go negative on Hillary) but we are in an era where they are covering up for a candidate that has broken multiple laws, compromised national security and is responsible for the death of an American ambassador, may be responsible for the death of an Iranian scientist and has been caught selling influence to rogue states and selling weapons to ISIS so I guess they can be.

      I wasn't around then but it seems that Goldwater was treated pretty harshly by the media. LBJ was one of the dirtiest politicians ever. Nixon, wrongly, figured that if LBJ/JFK could get away with it he could too. But the fix was in against Goldwater even without the media painting him as Dr. Strangelove. He was running against the memory of Kennedy and he was Jewish.

      • Goldwater was treated harshly, yes, but it wasn't a set-up by the press that made him suggest using nuclear weapons in Vietnam and Europe. He did that on his own. I think, looking back, we would all have to admit he was wrong on that point. A world where any use of nuclear weapons is considered abhorrent is a better world than the one he suggested.

        • The two LBJ TV ads with the little girls helped quite a bit. The daisy and ice cream cone girls. Even though I was a kid, not into politics at all, I still remember them.

  • There's a classic one on YouTube of football player Ben Watson being interviewed. The instant he says that Jesus Christ helped to turn his life around- BAM! He's gone.

    And the CNN interviewer is sooooo believable (not!) when she says, "Oh, and just like that, we lost him."

    It's almost like she's being snide or sarcastic and she doesn't give a damn if you know it.

    It's chilling.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4YQ6n9_y8E

    • He sure got a lot into those 60 seconds. You have to give the interviewer a little credit. She said they were hammering her through that earpiece to wrap, but that she just had to let him go on.
      "The issue is not skin, the issue is sin" So true.

  • I got as far as the black woman on CNN saying the Tea Party woman she was interviewing was just INVENTING things. I couldn't stomach anymore...sorry...

  • Daughter 2.0 wore her Trump 'Make America great again' hat to band camp on Monday. They have theme days and the kids dress accordingly. Monday was America day and she felt it was a fitting tribute. One of the hispanic section leaders marched right up to her and told her take that racist POS off her head. My daughter shared the beautiful manicuring job she had done the night before; to her middle fingers. This chick actually started chasing her across the field, sadly she was too fat to catch her...

    • As I've said before you're safer being a person of color at a Trump rally than one under an armed Obama drone.

      • I just found it typical of the democrat. The girl had probably never even heard the actual speech made against illegal immigrants and the danger they pose to us. All she heard was the Clinton News Network blurb that announced Trump hates 'meskans.' Another stoopid, low information voter is hatched.

  • Several of the clips seem to be from MSNBC, but it's easy to confuse CNN with MSNBC. It's also easy to confuse both of them with paid advertising from the Democratis party.