[Thickman]

Can’t wait until the 1st DT press conference where Breitbart and Info Wars have credentialed reporters present while MSM are getting quotes from the press pool.

[AndyJackson]

A bazillion of us have discovered Twitter and Reddit and stopped watching even Fox.

[right way right]

The MSM is successful because too many Americans don't want to think, they want to be told what to think, with pretty newscasters and cool pictures, fuzzy tales of everything is just normal today so you can back to your serfdom tomorrow.
Wiki leaks takes effort to discern and even some thought in reading between lines at times.
The trick is to somehow get an app for smart phone that turns the most damning Wiki leaks into a trivia game or something like that and you may get traction.
I send links to my conservative friends and they send them to liberal friends and those dumbass libs think the Russian government actually wrote them.

[ransomnote]

If a tree falls in a forest and the media hides the photos, eye witness accounts, film, audio, and forensics indicating it obviously did so, did it really happen?
First, the MSM blacks out coverage critical to our nation and THEN they claim it received no coverage because it wasn’t legitimate otherwise, it would have been in the MSM news????
Absence of evidence (news reports) isn’t evidence of absence (doesn’t prove it never happened, even that’s what they are insisting).

[pissant]

It did not fail, and it ain’t over either. Trump hung “Crooked” around Hillary’s neck like a ship anchor long ago. This, if nothing else, removes all doubt.

[Main Street]

“The most insidious power the media has, is the power to ignore.” -(Chris Plante, WMAL)

“Our job is to give people not what they want, but what we decide they ought to have." -Richard Salant, former president of CBS News

“We are going to impose our agenda on the coverage, by dealing with issues and subjects that we choose to deal with.” - Richard Cohen, Senior Producer, CBS Political News

"The People will believe what the media tell them to believe." -George Orwell

[Pollster1]

In fact, if we were to uncover the emails from the Ted Cruz campaign, or some other candidate . . .

It would be wonderful if 1,000 plus Trump emails were hacked/leaked in bulk and turned out to be positive, patriotic, and at least mostly the image Trump supporters want to see.

[Reno89519]

Has WikiLeaks spent it’s charge? No more emails? Nothing else to share? Is it over?

[b4me]

just because “it’s the way things are”, does not make it right or that it’s ok to continue doing that way.

[MarDav]

“Scher wrote that the only thing “exposed” by the Podesta emails is the “grist of political life.” This is just the way things are. “It doesn’t make our politicians or our Democracy a sham,” he stated.”

Uh, isn’t this what Trump means by “a rigged system”? When the normalcy of a system involves shady dealings, underhanded methods, scurrilous conniving, please don’t say that it’s just the way business is done. Say the way things are done have been corrupted—and need changing.

[trebb]

This is just the way things are. “It doesn’t make our politicians or our Democracy a sham,” he stated.

See? Corruption and deception are just "normal politics and to be expected - not reviled"....

Says it all - we need Trump.