[urbanpovertylawcenter]

Are homosexuals inextricably linked to bad policy and governance?

[Celerity]

“In the journalism biz, a reputation for truth and accuracy is everything, and Capehart’s reputation is polluted by an extensive history of inaccuracies, journalistic spin and outright lies. “

The author is a time traveler, obviously. This observation hasn’t been true for the past 30 years.

[Parmy]

And then, there is Kathleen Parker who calls herself a 'conservative'. In her latest article printed in the Yakima Herald Republic, she wonders "what has gotten into Trump's head".

Trump is the total antithesis of what the beltway denizens consider to be sane.

There is nothing wrong with Trump's head. If there is, then I am in his company because I have been thinking and saying what he is saying for nearly 50 years.

[Fungi]

"Truth never matters. It’s only the narrative." Something I have been saying for a long time this way: "Never let the truth get in the way if the agenda,"

[madprof98]

Capehart is black too. This no doubt gives him added credibility among those who count race and sexual orientation as professional credentials.

[Cboldt]

Credibility is over-rated. It is tangential to being influential. The press does not care if it loses credibility in fact, it will just and say that it is credible. Maybe report some polls even, that say the public views the press as credible.

[SkyDancer]

Just the WaPo?

[grey_whiskers]

Blogger and polymath Vox Day has written a book about this type of thing.

Remember:

SJWs always lie.

SJWs always project.

SJWs always double down.

[j.cam]

Why isn't there an organized boycott of Amazon.com? That is the one way to affect Bezos. If Bezos were using his paper to attack the Democratic candidate, surely the left would be boycotting Amazon.com. Bezos has nothing but contempt for his Republican customers. His very first streaming show, Alpha House, trashed Republicans