Posted on 09/30/2018 1:39:26 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh was targeted for demonization in a disgusting display of media malpractice this past week, as he was depicted in almost every disparaging way possible in coverage of uncorroborated sexual misconduct allegations against him.
Comments in the media about the judge included: MIGHT Be A Serial Rapist, drunk, aggressive, mean and probably guilty. And Kavanaugh was compared to convicted sex offender Bill Cosby.
Journalists didnt just set the narrative, they marketed it, using similar phrasings to emphasize how the audience was supposed to think in negative terms about the conservative judge nominated by President Trump. This exposed the allegiance of much of the media to the left and Democrats.
While Kavanaugh was the chief victim of this blatant media bias, America and the American people will suffer long-term.
CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin accused Kavanaugh of having gone all Trump Republican to appease supporters the greatest sin in the liberal universe.
If Kavanaugh is confirmed by the Senate and seated on the nations highest court, millions of women are just going to feel annihilated inside we were told by ABC.
It wasnt just the attacks, it was the group-think involved, making sure viewers and readers were hateful toward the nominee and Republicans. Note the similar themes in describing the judge, who serves on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia:
● An aggressive and mean drunk, (Sunny Hostin on The View); Angry drunk (Joy Behar on The View) unusually drunk (New York Times).
● Roared with anger, unjudicious raw anger (Terry Moran, ABC); belligerent (MSNBCs Hardball host Chris Matthews); unhinged (CNN political commentator Symone Sanders); unsettling temperament (New York Times editorial).
● Attempted rapist (Craig Calcaterra, NBC Sports); Kinda like a rapist would be! (DL Hughley, entertainer)....
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I doubt it that would require the GOP to fight so it ain’t gonna happen.
In this attack on (a) Conservative Constitutionalist Original Intent candidate(s) for the Supremes, doesn't this remind you of his 36-year predecessor, Delaware Joe Biden? AAnd Biden's outrageous filthy treatment of the eminent, platinum-class conservative Judge Robert Bork (not that Kavanaugh is relly not quite of the same brilliance)?
In this attack on (a) Conservative Constitutionalist Original Intent candidate(s) for the Supremes, doesn't this remind you of his 36-year predecessor, Delaware Joe Biden? AAnd Biden's outrageous filthy treatment of the eminent, platinum-class conservative Judge Robert Bork (not that Kavanaugh is relly not quite of the same brilliance)?
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