Posted on 12/06/2020 10:53:56 AM PST by libstripper
Some in the GOP have been softened up by the woke crowd and riots. They are afraid - now it is self before country.
WSJ is owned by the Murdoch team so it is just FNC in print. Used to be respected, now it is no better than fish wrap.
“””Some in the GOP have been softened up by the woke crowd and riots”””
I am not sure if the GOP softened up or not.
The first day of reckoning for the GOP will come in January when Trump supporters either show up to vote in GA or give the GOP the middle finger and stay home.
Three democrat voters?
“””WSJ is owned by the Murdoch team so it is just FNC in print. Used to be respected, now it is no better than fish wrap.”””
I subscribed to the WSJ from 1970 to 2000. In those days the WSJ employed intelligent financial analysts and it was the principal source for data on stocks, bonds, etc.
All of that changed 20 plus years ago when the experienced financial analysts were replaced by incompetent journalists and the internet became a better place to get data on stocks, bonds, etc.
Here is the CV for Ballhaus. Not much financial acumen there.
She attended Berkeley Carroll School and received a B.A. in Political Science from Brown University in 2013.[2]
Career
Ballhaus began her journalism career as an intern at the Huffington Post while still an undergraduate at Brown
You know that Edgar Bergen was so popular that he had a radio show?
Here is the CV for McWhirter. Not much financial acumen there.
Mr. McWhirter holds a bachelor of arts in history from Hamilton College, and a master’s from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.
The open-borders, flood-the-country-with-cheap-foreign-laborers Wall Street Journal, WITHOUT EVIDENCE, said “President Trump tried to use his unsupported claims of widespread voting fraud to boost turnout in two Senate runoff elections next month”.
We are now in the “Big Lie” territory. The bigger the lie, repeated more.often, is more believable than a little white lie.
JoMa
the journal is not called “Wall St” for nothing. like Murdoch, it’s globalist.
some at WSJ might be unhappy about the the way WSJ has reported/NOT REPORTED on the FRAUD. one such person might be Kimberley Strassel, who has been almost INVISIBLE.
BEHIND PAYWALL, BUT HIGHLY RELEVANT:
12 Nov: WSJ Potomac Watch: Harvesting the 2020 Election
Pelosi’s top priority was remaking the electoral system. The virus gave her a boost.
by Kimberley A. Strassel
The Trump campaign is pressing its case that last week’s ballot counting was off, and it will get its day in court. But if Republicans want a fuller accounting of the shenanigans, they’ll need to look much further back than Election Day. They’ll need to internalize Nancy Pelosi’s H.R. 1, and then do battle.
House Resolution 1 is the designation for the first bill unveiled in any new Congress. It’s designed to highlight the majority party’s top priority. In early 2017, the Republican-led House gave the title to Donald Trump’s tax reform. When Mrs. Pelosi retook the speaker’s gavel in 2019, her party had just campaigned on a slew of urgent Democratic priorities: health care, climate change, immigration, student debt. None of these rose to the honor of H.R. 1.
Instead, Mrs. Pelosi unveiled a 600-plus page bill devoted to “election reform.” Some of the legislation was aimed at weaponizing campaign-finance law, giving Democrats more power to control political speech and to intimidate opponents. But the bill was equally focused on empowering the federal government to dictate how states conduct elections—with new rules designed to water down ballot integrity and to corral huge new tranches of Democratic voters.
The bill would require states to offer early voting. They also would have to allow Election Day and online voter registration, diluting the accuracy of voting rolls. H.R. 1 would make states register voters automatically from government databases, including federal welfare recipients. Colleges and universities were designated as voter-registration hubs, and 16-year-olds would be registered to vote two years in advance. The bill would require “no fault” absentee ballots, allowing anyone to vote by mail, for any reason. It envisioned prepaid postage for federal absentee ballots. It would cripple most state voter-ID laws.
***It left in place the “ballot harvesting” rules that let paid activists canvass neighborhoods to hoover up absentee votes.
Democrats grandly named their bill the For The People Act, but conservatives had better titles. This page called it the “Majority Preservation Act,” while the editors at National Review described it as an “Unconstitutional, Authoritarian Power Grab.” Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell decried the bill as a “naked attempt to change the rules of American politics to benefit one party,” and dubbed it the “Democrat Politician Protection Act.”...
https://www.wsj.com/articles/harvesting-the-2020-election-11605221974
cannot be sure this even appeared in the print edition.
The Wall Street Journal With No Supporting Evidence Denies Obvious Vote Fraud.
Fixed it.
of course, had the ANTI-TRUMP GOP-ERS NOT GONE ALONG WITH THE TRUMP/RUSSIA COLLUSION LIES - EVEN WARNING TRUMP NOT TO INTERFERE WITH MUELLER ETC - THE DEMS WOULD PROBABLY NOT HAVE TAKEN CONTROL OF THE HOUSE.
They are no way reporters. They are propaganda spokespeople for the MARXISTS and will be dealt with accordingly.
...and at this point, anybody denying the fraud, is complicit in a COVER-UP!!!!
“Unsupported”, “Baseless”, etc is used by every reporter from every outlet, it’s scripted way above their heads.
It was too good to pass up
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