Today it was announced that CNN hired Sarah Isgur, a Republican operative with absolutely no journalistic experience, to serve as political editor in charge of the network’s 2020 election coverage. If Isgur’s name sounds familiar, it might be from the Washington Post story in March of 2018 about how, only after she “kowtowed to Trump,” […]
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CNN hires Sarah Isgur, a Republican operative who once swore loyalty to Donald Trump, to oversee coverage of the 2020 campaign
Posted in Media, Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged 2020, authoritarianism, Clinton News Network, CNN, Corey Lewandowski, Department of Justice, Donald Trump, enemy of the people, Jeff Sessions, Jeffrey Lord, loyalty, Media Matters, Michael Caputo, Mitt Romney, Sarah Isgur, slippery slope, Ted Cruz, the sad state of journalism, Vladimir Putin 42 Comments
Saying, “It is what it is,” Donald Trump announces that we will be giving the Saudis a pass on the cold-blooded murder of Jamal Khashoggi, an American resident and Washington Post reporter
Today, Donald Trump issued an extremely unusual official statement from the White House on the October 2 murder in Istanbul of United States resident Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist. After declaring the world to be “a very dangerous place,” the President, in his statement, made the case as to why, in his opinion, even […]
Posted in Civil Liberties, Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged Alternative Energy, arms dealing, assassination, Bob Corker, bone saws, cheap oil, CIA, demonizing, dismemberment, Donald Trup, Enemy of the State, First Amendment, foreign relations, fuel efficiency, getting away with murder, global climate change, Hillary Clinton, Jamal Khashoggi, James Comey, Khalid bin Salman, Mar-a-Lago, Middle East, Mohammed bin Salman, murder, Muslim Brotherhood, oil, Saudi Arabia, the price of gas, threats to journalists 45 Comments