Friday, January 13, 2017

CNN Doesn’t Like Being Treated The Way Obama Treated FOX News for 8 Years

Politistick  . . . "The irony of it all is that CNN and other news organizations have talked exhaustively about the problem with “fake news” and many on the Left have used allegations of fake news as a reason for Hillary Clinton’s loss. They still can’t accept that she was simply a terribly flawed candidate whose corruption, lies, and inability to truly connect with the people were just too much to overcome. In addition, her insult of Republicans as a bigger enemy to her than ISIS and Trump supporters as “a basket of deplorables” did not weigh favorably with independent voters and even some Democrats.


"Acosta tried his best to get Trump to take a question saying that he owed it to them to ask a follow-up question, but it didn’t work. Trump told him he was being rude and went with a different reporter’s question.
"Following that presser, Acosta appeared on CNN with Wolf Blitzer and Jake Tapper to talk about the exchange and, of course, made the network, and spreader of fake news, out to be the victim.
"You’ve got to see this." . . .


Jennifer Burke is a Co-Founder of PolitiStick and the Editor-in-Chief. She is a graduate of Texas A&M University and a certified teacher with 12 years experience in the classroom. Jennifer attended what is credited for being the first modern-day Tea Party rally in the country in the Seattle area and from there emerged as a powerful speaker and writer within the movement. . . She brings to Politistick a passion for the fight for freedom for current and future generations.

Hat tip to Jody Hines from Rebels at Heart

Cavuto: CNN Now Knows How Fox News Has Felt for the Past Eight Years




Remember when CNN and others rallied to support Fox against Obama?  . . . "The decision by the network bureau chiefs to stand with Fox News is one of the first instances of the mainstream media defending Fox News against the White House’s claims.
“ 'I’m really cheered by the other members saying “No, if Fox can’t be part of it, we won’t be part of it,’” . . .


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