They can begin to elevate the discourse any time they want.
CNN is becoming less credible than National Enquirer
Well Trump is talking about sh@theads and sh@theels.
Watching the death spiral is great. Waiting for the dying quiver...
Trolling only works if the ‘trollee’ bites.
CNN and much of the media bite — hook, line, and sinker.
They are so easy that it is almost embarrassing.
Call the MSM waaahmbulance fleet, they’re going to need a lot of help this week!
And the enemedia still doesn't get it!
Newsweek is a sh*tpublisher.
Imagine what would happen if he asked us to boycott all cnn and cnn affiliate advertisers.
Top Gun,Trump takes out CCN Commie pilots!
They can begin to elevate the discourse any time they want.
Trolled, not trolling. We’re in the past tense phase of things.
so now tell me, which cuomo is preparing to run in 2018? The one that works for CNN?
Kinda of reminds of Ben Rhodes and David Rhodes — a clear political backchannel to CNN from the whitehouse and Donna Brazile a clear backchannel from DNCHQ to CNN.
On a brighter note, it took me several minutes to remember Obama’s name. He’s fading fast.
And with a single so-called sh*tpost, Pres. Trump succeeded in getting CNN to self-destruct. Imagine the damage a real post might have done.
I thought we got rid of “News”weak. What’s up with that?
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Zach Schonfeld doesn’t seem to mind “shitposting.”
He does it every day as a [profession.
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Sh1tposting is and art and a science. If President Trump employs a peaceful tactic that forces the enemy Pravda media to expose itself then it is something that he is obligated, even required to do. Politics ain’t beanbag and patriotis need to win this war.
For this to be a rational argument, Schonfeld would have to be asserting that CNN is an innocent non-partisan.
Trump is clearly battling political enemies, who labor under the fraudulent color of First Amendment protection.
I hope he destroys them, and that future ‘journalists’ take heed.
Eff em all, for two years they slung mud at Trump, now they want to pretend they have some moral high ground..
The owners over paid when they gave $1.00 for Newsweek.