UPDATE: Chris Matthews: Hillary Speech a ‘Masterpiece,’ ‘Exquisitely Written’ You mean her "Floyd R. Turbo" speech?
Betrayed by an America-hating press . . . "As far as I'm concerned, any media face is guilty until proven innocent. I can find the truth on the web, often from much better sources. It takes a little more work, but the truth is worth it. If the big empires disappeared tomorrow, I would celebrate."
Not The Onion: CNN Asks ‘Would Donald Trump Have Killed the Gorilla?’
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Civil Union: Networks Promoting Gay Agenda . . . "Nowhere is pro-gay bias more apparent than the three broadcast networks. ABC, CBS and NBC have all but abandoned objectivity in covering gay and LGBT issues. Network reporters and anchors often used the language of activists, asserting that conservatives “fight against protections for gay Americans” that gay marriage is “progress” and “morally right.” Some have even made explicit comparisons between gay issues and the civil rights movement of the 1960s.
He described it as a “masterpiece” and “patriotic as hell,” adding that it was possibly a play to appeal to neoconservatives.That's what he said. He said that.
Betrayed by an America-hating press . . . "As far as I'm concerned, any media face is guilty until proven innocent. I can find the truth on the web, often from much better sources. It takes a little more work, but the truth is worth it. If the big empires disappeared tomorrow, I would celebrate."
Not The Onion: CNN Asks ‘Would Donald Trump Have Killed the Gorilla?’
Brought to you by the channel that asked if the Malaysian plane disappeared into a black hole
Civil Union: Networks Promoting Gay Agenda . . . "Nowhere is pro-gay bias more apparent than the three broadcast networks. ABC, CBS and NBC have all but abandoned objectivity in covering gay and LGBT issues. Network reporters and anchors often used the language of activists, asserting that conservatives “fight against protections for gay Americans” that gay marriage is “progress” and “morally right.” Some have even made explicit comparisons between gay issues and the civil rights movement of the 1960s.
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