Posted on 02/20/2017 12:40:52 PM PST by Kaslin
In a free society, there are no sacred cows.
The LSM LOVE to make the Story about themselves, but they hate when others make the Story about them.
The LSM LOVE to make the Story about themselves, but they hate when others make the Story about them.
Sounds pretty leftist to me. I am looking forward to the day they are crushed and that true reporting be put in their place.
“We the drive-by media...”
I love it !
The President needs to make an example out of some huge talking head or ‘journalist’, put them in their place, and give them a heavy dose of reality..........................
Hollywood ‘entertainers’ want to be ‘journalists’
‘Journalists’ want to be Hollywood ‘entertainers’.
Their combined IQ’s, SQUARED, couldn’t make minus zero.
I’d like to see someone or a bunch of someones, dig up the dirt on all these urinalists, and then post it all online. You can bet that there are lots of affairs, perversions, lies, and cheating going on among them.
Bring these media pukes down to a town-hall meeting and let the citizens tell them what they think of them. These media slugs have been living with their heads in the liberal clouds for too long. It’s like Hollywood. You don’t get that job because you’re good, you get it because you’re a degenerate liberal who knows somebody.
(I use “degenerate-liberal” in the same vein as “degenerate gambler”, i.e. somebody who gambles, doesn’t know what they’re doing, and always losing their a$$.)
It is un-American to spread Lies, Fake News, and Bullshiit about The President and his government. Dust off the Gitmo facility for these seditious fake news bastards.
Whenever one of them gets killed in the line of duty, it’s a national day of mourning. Whenever a US soldier does, it’s another opportunity to jeer the military. They’re horrible.
They’ll to things twice as smart tomorrow.
There is no such thing as THE PRESS in the sense that term is used by elitist Progressives today — some sort of elite group whose members are allowed preferential treatment under law. In the Constitutional sense, “the press” is a technological device for disseminating information.
One cannot be a “member” of the press. One can only have access to a press.
Any device which enables one to state and publicize one’s views is a “press,” whether it be moveable type, offset, TV, radio, or the Internet. We all have free access to “the press,” meaning we have the right to pay any provider who wishes to sell us access to publicize our ideas.
In this regard, no CBS anchor has anymore claim to special treatment for being part of “the press” than does any blogger.
“Freedom of the press” applies equally to every citizen seeking to use a technological device to record and publicize his or her opinion.
They are like the “mean girls” drama queens who don’t like the new kid in school.
I find it funny that they get worked up since they can ignore it.
I saw the piece with Chris Wallace.
Was he on with Matthews, too?
Media supports laws restricting the free practice of religion. They support “common sense” gun legislation that impacts the 2nd amendment. Sounds like it’s time for “common sense press legislation.”
Muckrakers, gossips, alcoholics, liars and not an impartial journalist amongst the lot of ‘em...they are the opposition...
They oppose the massive groundswell of disgust over their 8 years of fawning over Obama and their blatantly biased support of Clinton...they are completely unwilling to admit that they are biased...
There are no serious journalists anymore...they all twitter each other in a circle jerk attempting to create the next 30 second sound bite and firestorm story...in fifteen years their jobs will be done by robots...and us
*The President needs to make an example out of some huge talking head or ‘journalist’, put them in their place, and give them a heavy dose of reality..........................*
I think the only way our president can be more brutal with them is to slug one of them. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
Another part of their complacency is that people were justifiably afraid to do battle in the press with folks who bought their ink in 55 gallon drums.
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