https://www-m.cnn.com/2018/05/10/op...reat-foreign-policy-week-bauerlein/index.html
It’s a good read too
It’s a good read too
From CNN all you Wingnuts!
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good read until bill maher was mentioned....the article immediately lost all credibility
I'm as shocked as you obviously are, even though it is one article, found on a website. You won't see this on the nightly news, which is why this guy (directly or indirectly) points out the liberal media and its progressive liberal viewers would rather see Trump fail than America succeed.
Party of hate. Anti-America.
There are pieces like this often. I don’t watch the news, so I don’t know the bias on tv. I realized long ago that any tv show becomes a ***** for ratings eventually. Sopranos taught me that.
Very rare in comparison to media bashing. They spend much more time bashing Trump, making fun of Melania Trump and Sarah Sanders.
The left has become the thing they claim they hate.
lol you all keep dragging that old fake news 91% number around like a security blanket. News flash, the press is critical of U.S. presidents. Can you name one thing that you consider positive that Trump has done that hasn't been reported?
Is there a bigger whiner than you? Dry your tears snowflake and show me where the press made fun of Melanie. The press is critical of Sanders because she lies for the prez, nothing wrong with that. The press is critical of the prez and if he doesn't like it then he should have stayed out of public office. What a bunch of whiny pissbabies smh.
They have yet to promote or celebrate the record low unemployment among minorities. When it is mentioned, they claim it actually began under Obama and simply continued under Trump.
They never mention it remained at record highs all during Obama's years, highest it had ever been especially for Young Blacks. Now it's at historic lows and they claim it's because of Obama's policies. They never say which ones though, and they totally ignore the correlation between the tax cuts and these improving numbers to record low levels.
Media=Lazy, stupid, biased and WRONG. Always wrong.
I just did in post 17...the one right before this. Link me to a story showing the positive impact these tax cuts have had on Black unemployment. Just for kicks, google "Trump tax cuts having no impact on minority employment" and watch all the supporting links that return. Do the same thing except type " Trump tax cuts improve minority hiring" you still get the same negative stories.
Says the old creepy guy who tries to speak in the language of a 13 year old girl to look relevant and hip.
No, it would be very rare that I would watch the official government sponsored news network.
Nope, there hasn't been one until Trump took office but it's alive and well now.
Because it's the progressive liberal strategy. Government dependency is their most used tool to garner power and win elections. Get the People to depend on government for survival and you get their votes.
They are scared to death of free-thinking self-sufficient Americans. Rich or poor, no in between. Crush the middle class. It's all about elitism and power for the progressive left, thus the fear and bashing of our current president. A lot of Republicans are just as guilty of this thought.
God bless Trump for fighting for what America is truly supposed to be about. For the People, by the People. Government isn't our boss. We are the boss and progressive liberals can't handle that.
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You mean one where there would be restrictions on the free press, scapegoating of foreigners, corruption, isolationism, protectionism, nationalism, a cult of personality? Maybe a military parade or two?
You might try reconsidering your whole life
Huh? lol Trump wants to be our authoritarian dictator and you want to whine about some fake news you imagined. smh