And the other one — “narrative.”
Like the Fradu’s henchmen who refused to use the word “Jerusalem” (they called it al quds), our domestic enemies are easily known for “debunking” proven events.
The Democrat party, with it fake news toadies, sure is acting like it has something to hide in the Ukraine.
So Fake News, were you lying to us in 2017 or are you lying to us now?
Ukrainian efforts to sabotage Trump backfire
Ask Paul Manifold about it being debunked.
Reuters objectivity is debunked.
And “Witnesses” (who didn’t actually witness anything).
Evidently, it is not “debunked”. It is alive and well.
I actually remember the takedown of Paul Manafort during the 2016 primary season. It came out of the Ukraine.
Nothing debunked at all about it.
The humor of it all is that it resulted in the great KellyAnn Conway slamming that team all the way to victory.
and how is it debunked?
Good old Commie Reuter’s, carrying water for our Leftist Democrats. The world would be a much better place without them.
So annoying. It is not debunked. It is an actual, known, much written about fact. Even reuters wrote about it.
Ukrainian politicians released that hand-written “black ledger” to implicate Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort in what remains an unproven allegation of bribery. That forced Manafort to resign.
That is election interference!
There is more than just that, but that alone is enough for the media to stop using this word ‘debunked’.
Yet Hillary's Russian claims have been investigated for years.
So sayeth RotoReuters.
All the more reason to believe it's true.
They already have proof that Ukraine interfered.
About the author:
McClatchy’s Jonathan Landay, who was part of the reporting team credited with the most skeptical coverage of the Bush administration’s case for war in Iraq, is heading to Reuters to cover national security, according to a memo obtained by The Huffington Post.
“Obviously, Jon has done wonderful work over the years, ranging from his reports on the bogus intelligence about WMD in Iraq to this year’s Pulitzer-worthy work on the Senate, the CIA and torture,” McClatchy Washington bureau chief Jim Asher wrote in the memo.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/mcclatchy-jonathan-landay-reuters_n_56142aa8e4b0baa355adade7
Debunked = Drink!
Yup, and notice that they offer no evidence to prove that it was debunked. Propaganda works on most people I guess.
The ‘debunked’ needs to be DEBUNKED AND SOON!....................
Guess I missed the debunked theory. Please provide link. Thank you .
It's the Word of the Week. Must be in a memo somewhere.
What's "debunked" are the yellow journalists who think if they use the term enough, we'll all just become stupid and believe it.