Surprise! Guess Who “The Person In The Back” Was At WH Briefing; This Time He Asks The Questions Instead of Answering Them

Hotair ^ | 03/21/2020 | Karen Townsend

[FroggyTheGremlim]

best known for lying about Trump’s inauguration crowd size

This infuriates me. The drive-bys use a picture of the crowd BEFORE the gates were even opened at the inauguration. They claim the crowd was small.

Of course it was. NOBODY WAS ALLOWED IN YET!

[eyedigress]

What a scam that was!

[SMARTY]

It’s possible that the real problem for the Liberals IS, they don’t comprehend ‘leadership’, so they don’t recognize it whey they see it.

Of course Conservative leadership is something that, if they recognize it at ALL, it terrifies them.

Normal and rational adults know that leadership is one of the many things in politics which cannot be faked. Nothing on earth will take the place of leadership, nothing.

It it’s NOT there, the effect of its absence is immediate and unmistakable. `

[Spok]

Hatred for Trump is far more virulent than a disease that may kill a few hundred thousand Americans. That’s the real illness that’s hurting the country.

[richardtavor]

One of the positives of this pandemic is that the media is being exposed for what they are. Even leftist are getting tired of their BS, every minute of every hour...Their credibility has been lost to all, left and right..

[kiryandil]

Kelly “Smelly” O’Donnell - an ugly, hated-filled news monkey.

[Forgiven_Sinner]

President Trump is blowing it by not putting the DOJ on the spot to press charges IMMEDIATELY for the sale of stock after a KungFlu briefing by 4 U.S. Senators in direct violation of the STOCK Act.

It's not clear to me that they acted on insider information. We knew about the danger of the Wuhan virus in January. The fact they sold then was based on public knowledge. What insider information did they use?

[kiryandil]

President Trump is blowing it by not putting the DOJ on the spot to press charges IMMEDIATELY for the sale of stock after a KungFlu briefing by 4 U.S. Senators in direct violation of the STOCK Act. It’s slam dunk cases against both Democrats and Republican offenders that pulls them from their offices and puts them in jail where they can wait further charges from AG Barr (LOL). How hard can it be to evidence the stock sales to a court, and the attendance by the Senators to the meeting?

There's plenty of blue-check Lefty timelines on Twitter where you can spew the Media line.

It's ALL about retaking the Senate so the Dummycrats can put a stop to Trump's conservative judge appointments - specifically a replacement for Corpseburg.

[philetus]

He could be waiting until all of them are identified.

[philetus]

so you get shown the super secret handshake and the daily talking points newsletter?

[marktwain]

It's not clear to me that they acted on insider information. We knew about the danger of the Wuhan virus in January. The fact they sold then was based on public knowledge. What insider information did they use?

Exactly. The briefing was on January 24. The stock was sold from January 24th through February 14th.

It is not at all clear this was a violation of the Stock Act.

Lots of prudent people were getting out of the market at the record levels it was at.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Just do what [they] do.
Insert the phrase “without any evidence”.
You’ll feel much better.

[Sgt_Schultze]

Regarding that pic...

George S, “I’m not only a former employee, but I’m a donor to this foundation too!”

[fatima]

The Task Force Briefings are must watch TV.:)

[Sgt_Schultze]

Still the boy-god’s crowd was bigger. In fact, ALL democrat inaugurations are better attended than republican ones. That’s because Inauguration Day is a government day off in DC. Within 30 minutes of DC are several million citizens who are in excess of 70% democrat voters - DC, NoVA, and MD - many of which are government employees or employees of contractors deriving $$ from Fed business. Republicans, they still have to work, by and large.

[wjcsux]

I attended the inauguration in person, it was packed.

[elpadre]

I would like to POTUS invite in small-town reporters from the Po-dunk Gazette in West Virginia or the Tiny-town Herald in Montana. Make 25% of the reporters from flyover America and change them every week for another set.

[goldbux]

Paragraph 2, next-to-last sentence:

His decimal level went up just a smidge . . .

Ya, his precision in responding went out to seven decimal places from his previous six.

That's actually correct, in way.

[Moltke]

His decimal level

Probably meant "his order of magnitude".

[Billthedrill]

His decimal level...

Oh, brother. His decibel level probably had decimal points in it but I doubt that's what the author meant. This isn't, mind you, as good as yesterday's "absorbitent" to describe the price of toilet paper, but it's pretty good.