When news broke that members of the U.S. intelligence community were in possession of recordings proving that, contrary to what he’d said to the FBI, Michael Flynn had been in direct communication with Russian operatives prior to Trump’s inauguration, he was forced out as White House national security adviser, and ultimately replaced by Lt. Gen. […]
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The far right, with a little help from Russian bots, are gunning for McMaster
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged #FireMcMaster, Alliance for Securing Democracy, Alt Right, Anthony Scaramucci, anti-Semitic, Ben Garrison, bots, David Petraeus, deep state, Derek Harvey, Ezra Cohen-Watnick, George Soros, H.R. McMaster, Joel Rayburn, John Kelly, Lock Her Up, McMasterLeaks.com, Michael Flynn, Michael Flynn Jr., Mike Cernovich, Mike Pompeo, National Security Council, racist, radical Islam, rape, Reince Priebus, Rich Higgins, Russia, Sharia law, Susan Rice, Twitter, white nationalism 10 Comments
It looks like the intelligence community isn’t going to let us forget about Trump’s ties to Russia
As I suspect all of you know, it’s the opinion of our intelligence community that the Russian government played a role in helping Donal Trump win the presidency. That isn’t fake news. That isn’t a conspiracy theory. That’s the opinion of not one, but 17 U.S. intelligence agencies. And, toward the end of his tenure […]
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized Also tagged alternative facts, Christopher Steele, Defense Intelligence Agency, diplomat, election fraud, emoluments clause, fake news, hacking, Hillary Clinton, House Judiciary Committee, intelligence, Jerrold Nadler, lies, managerial incompetence, Michael Flynn, Mike Pence, National Security Council, resolution of inquiry, Russia, sanctions, Sergey Kislyak 7 Comments
Wall Street Journal editor-in-chief Gerard Baker on why his paper won’t be calling Trump’s lies “lies”
Continuing our conversation from before Christmas about how the press intends to cover the lies of President Trump, I wanted to share the following quote from this past weekend’s episode of the Meet the Press. This is how Wall Street Journal editor-in-chief Gerard Baker responded to a question posed by Chuck Todd about how aggressively, […]
Posted in Media, Uncategorized Also tagged birther, coal mining, conspiracy theories, Dan Rather, Donald Trump, drain the swamp, future of journalism, Gerard Baker, Glenn Kessler, Greg Sargent, journalism, lies, Meet the Press, normalization, PolitiFact, post-truth, racism, the future of journalism, the press, the sad state of journalism, truth, Wall Street Journal 5 Comments