Cheney To CNN's Barbara Starr: Trump Took Us To Point Where We Don't Need You Guys Anymore

RCP ^ | 4/12/2016 | Ian Schwartz

[Big Red Badger]

Tea Party !

Same with the Minute Men.

[Spruce]

Traditional "journalism" heading into the 21st century

[Big Red Badger]

Tea Party got a bad rap from
“The Powers that Weren’t “
Boiled ,Fumed and Grew in the shadows.
The Eruption exploded into Trump!

[magglepuss]

You don’t need an account to read someone’s tweets. Just type in their name and if they have a twitter account, it will show up.

[SaxxonWoods]

These people are part of a horse and buggy media in a Corvette online world.

They are outdated and unneeded.

[Grampa Dave]

A lot of us le Deploreables feel that way.

We don't need Faux/ABCCNNBCBS/NYLASlimes and the Compost insulting us, lying to us and trying to tell us how to think and live our lives.

I think one of the reasons people get so concerned about the tweets is it is sort of a way around the press. He doesn't have to rely upon, uh, rely upon -- this is the modern era, modern technology. He's at the point where we don't need you guys anymore.

[SaxxonWoods]

Hah!. Didn’t see your photo until after I commented just above.

[Chode]

iirc it was Dr Raoul said "Political Bias = Layoffs"

[MamaB]

I get just as much conservative news from FB as from here. In fact, I read articles there and then come here to see if anyone has posted the same information. I get news directly from Trump. I also get news from Diamond and Silk. Fb is what the user makes it. Thankfully all but 2 friends are Christian conservatives. They link articles that I may have missed otherwise. I also keep up with family and friends. Some go back to when I was just a kid in the 1940’s and 1950’s and from college in the early 1960’s. People posted up to date info on the fires in Gatlinburg letting people know which buildings, areas were damaged or ok. I really enjoy FB.

[bgill]

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! That is a brilliant slap down. High five to Cheney.

[arl295]

I thought the Tea Party got its roots from the 2008 Ron Paul primary race

[blam]

"I think there was a massive change in the electorate and that change was broadly referred to as the Tea Party. But I don’t think an actual party existed. I am hard put to name a spokesman who had an office rented under the name Tea Party. I think this was a real grass roots movement. With the movement’s goals of electing somebody they thought could roll back years of liberalism possibly filled, the movement has gone dark. But like shoals in the path of ships, we are still there waiting for another low tide to reveal us again."

I understand all that.

The discontent was called The Tea Party and with much disdain by the MSM.

Didn't Trump assume the leadership of the disconteted.....The Tea Party people? The working, middle class?

[Gen.Blather]

“Didn’t Trump assume the leadership of the disconteted.....The Tea Party people? The working, middle class? “

I think the working class voted for Trump in record numbers, so, yes, he assumed the leadership.

[Navy Patriot]

President Elect Trump is at the point where we don't need you guys anymore.

[BigEdLB]

Remember, Wyoming gave DJT his highest %. 68. LOL. CNN doesn’t get it.

[SandRat]

Sounds like he’s telling CNN to get lost.

[GOPJ]

Liberals giving advice to conservatives is like the Philadelphia Phillies lecturing the Chicago Cubs on how to play baseball.

[virgil]

Plain old news is just too plain boring. So, they have to put a twist to the news, and it’s almost always twisting to the left.

[Vaduz]

MSM receives finger tilts head.

[usconservative]

we need to act like winners, more. we need 100 times more of this.

Spot on. Trump won. He's acting like a winner. Elections have consequences, don't they libtards?

What was it Obama said four years ago about having to win elections to effect change?

WE WON. To the winner goes the spoils.