Yet another lovestruck reporter

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Yet another lovestruck CNN reporter. Three days after stalker Tom Foreman admitted his Obama obsession, here’s co-worker Jim Acosta waxing bromantic as the president walks by: “You know, I feel like I should pinch myself right now!” God knows what part of his body he was pinching.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • God knows what part of his body he was pinching.

    Considering the lovestruck admiration these tools have for him, I'm guessing it was his nipples.

  • Ditto that Bonfire. I haven't watched a mainstream newscast since the Red River flood of 1997. And this reporter from CNN confirms that I have not missed a thing.

  • I haven't watched the news on TV for years (as in 30.) Those of you who still do so, how do you stand it?

    • Bon - I gave up TV news about 20 years ago myself. I gave up TV pretty much completely 15 years ago, though I do watch some documentaries and cooking shows now. (I had no cable for many years.) I realized afterwards that I became much happier - the news was just so depressing.

      • Before Rush, I had no political interests. I started listening to him on KFI back in the 80's, and began to form some kind of political views. At the same time, I was also listening to Tom Leykis, so my views didn't all go one way or the other. Some of what each said, I disagreed with, some I agreed with. I still enjoy both of them on occasion.

        As for TV news, I can read. I don't need some moron reading my news to me.

    • That's more years than I've been alive, but give me time, I just gave it up this past November.

      What did you do before the internet btw? Newspapers? I like newspapers actually, although most lean liberal, the local ones tend not to be as blatantly biased as the MSM.

      • Radio! not just conservative talk radio either, though I have listened to Rush Limbaugh since he went national. I actually met him at a symposium just as he was becoming famous, so even though he can be a butthead, I have a more personal connection with him. But yeah, radio, newspapers, magazines and talking to people were all sources of information!