Posted on 08/17/2015 6:22:36 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
When President Obama visited the African country of Kenya last month, left-wing CNN went full hagiography, going so far as to send shameless Obama-groupie, Brooke Baldwin, over with a pair of pom-poms and her own camera unit. In trying to make Obama look like a superhero, though, CNN finally went too far when it smeared an entire country. Now the pro-Obama network is groveling to contain the blowback.
CNN, a cable news network already under scrutiny over charges of internal racism and its role in fomenting race riots, once again stepped on a rake, this time in a painfully obvious attempt to distract from the fact that Obamas July trip to Kenya was yet another stop on the presidents endless journey of self-exploration. This one paid for by taxpayers. To make the president look brave and courageous, CNN repeatedly and falsely described Kenya as a hotbed of terror.
Yes, you read that correctly: the same network that spent months smearing Donald Trump as a racist because he dared speak the truth about the horrific problems associated with illegal immigration, smeared an entire African country as a hotbed of terrorism.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
Looks more like our Negro pajama boy.
For CNN, it’s the cost of doing the Lord and Savior’s work, in service to The Glorious Cause.
Oh boy, now CNN will be punished with low ratings...
I'm liking that. As a person who has actually "experienced" said action, both metaphorically and in reality, I'd consider it a good analogy for the buffoons. d;^)
Obama visiting an actual “hotbed of
Terrorism” is sort of a fantasy of
Mine.
hagiography = pretentious irrelevance
“...going so far as to send shameless Obama-groupie, Brooke Baldwin, over with a pair of pom-pons ”
No photos of her pom-pons?
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