Coincidence?
Now that's some dirty politics.
Kamala Harris' communications director is now senior communications manager at Twitter.
Awful convenient for shutting down our voices.— Major Patriot (@MajorPatriot) August 12, 2020
Coincidence?
Now that's some dirty politics.
Kamala Harris' communications director is now senior communications manager at Twitter.
Awful convenient for shutting down our voices.— Major Patriot (@MajorPatriot) August 12, 2020
Trump mentioned that Kamala Harris is going down, 3 or 4 times in a row.
He was speaking, of course, about her campaign. I think.....
I’m enjoying applying double meaning to his words, whether he meant it or not.
You guys knew this, already, right? The scuttlebutt is that Kameltoe has been pegged (pun intended) for VP for a while, now. So they put her agent in at Twitter.
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That is sick s***. May explain the big names taken down the last few days. I haven’t been on much so don’t know what more has happened yesterday/today.
Imagine what the nightly reaction on CNN and MSNBC would be if Mike Pence’s former spokesperson was censoring Joe Biden’s tweets during a presidential election? https://t.co/g6Q9ZWKMRb— David Harsanyi (@davidharsanyi) August 12, 2020
From linked article:
When CNN hired Sarah Isgur, a former Jeff Sessions spokeswoman and now staff writer at The Dispatch, last year to be a political editor at its Washington bureau, left-wing media types put on a full-court press to smear her professionalism. The CNN newsroom — which, last I looked, included former Obama official Jim Sciutto — was reportedly “demoralized” by her very presence.
Conservatives, and it’s probably fair to say that Isgur is a pretty moderate one, aren’t welcome in mainstream journalism. We don’t need to go through all the numbers and polls to stress this point. Journalists have long jumped back and forth between Democratic Party politics and media gigs. The job is the same. The venue is different. I bring this up because, as my former colleague Sean Davis points out, Nick Pacilio, Kamala Harris’s former press secretary, is now in charge of deciding announcing what the president of the United States can and can’t say on Twitter to his 85 million followers. Twitter has already removed debatable contentions by the president — or, contentions no more misleading than any number of Joe Biden allegations. The point of removing tweets, I assume, has more to do with being able to call Trump a liar than worrying about his spreading misleading information.