serious question about news coverage

[Willie99]

Do the people who watch CNN & MSNBC & otherwise look to the democratic propaganda machine for information even know Trump is in the Middle East and in the middle of what's been an amazingly successful trip to date?

I honestly believe they don't

 

[CarolinaKid]

Trump and his family are doing a great job in the middle east, undoing all the crap and hate they had for obama

 

[Dave007inVegas]

Trump and his family are doing a great job in the middle east, undoing all the crap and hate they had for obama

Business wise it's a success. Diplomacy wise it's a mirage.

Until the Saudis et al start providing resources IE boots on
the ground to fight ISIS then it's a joke.

And what do you think the odds are of that ever happening?

 

[919]

[h=1]CNN: Jared Kushner MSNBC: Jared Kushner FOX NEWS: "Duca's Tweet Stirs Controversy." @laurenduca [/h]

 

[CarolinaKid]

cnn is so bad, you really got to look at the people who watch this channel and ask what the fuck is wrong with them

 

[LENBO]

CNN, MSNBC Largely Ignore Terror Attack To Focus On Russian ‘Collusion’ Coverage


CNN and MSNBC largely ignored breaking news of a terror attack Monday night in England for nearly an hour to rehash news about President Trump and accusations his campaign colluded with Russia during the election.
Initial reports of explosions at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester came in around 6 p.m. EST, and Fox News began extensive coverage of the attack around 6:50 p.m. By then at least 20 were reported dead and hundreds wounded in what was quickly becoming a clear instance of a major terror attack.
CNN’s Erin Burnett and MSNBC’s Chris Matthews were obviously eager to dive into the Washington Post report at the top of the 7:00 hour, and their segments were literally torn between that news and news of people getting blown up at the concert. WaPo reported that Trump asked two top U.S. intelligence officials to publicly deny the existence of any evidence his campaign colluded with Russia.
CNN and MSNBC briefly cut to news of the attacks before 7 p.m., but both networks opted to devote the bulk of the following hour to a discussion of news regarding the report on Trump and Russian collusion accusations. MSNBC devoted just 26 minutes of that hour to news of the massive terror attack. And CNN covered the attacks for just under 20 minutes.

 

[PatsFan1283]

Business wise it's a success. Diplomacy wise it's a mirage.

Until the Saudis et al start providing resources IE boots on
the ground to fight ISIS then it's a joke.

And what do you think the odds are of that ever happening?

Waste of time but it makes people feel good I guess.

Just one of those "keeping up appearances" things.

 

[Dave007inVegas]

Waste of time but it makes people feel good I guess.

Just one of those "keeping up appearances" things.

For some reason that I don't fully understand it's a big part of being president.
Pony and dog shows aren't my thing.

 

[SheriffJoe]

For some reason that I don't fully understand it's a big part of being president.
Pony and dog shows aren't my thing.

Then I guess you could never be president.

:nohead:

 

[Dave007inVegas]

Then I guess you could never be president.

:nohead:

Oh yeah! Another thing I don't understand is why someone would want
to subject himself to relying on Congress to get the job done.
It's like you booked a cruise on the Titanic only to find out that
the crew is the 3 stooges.

 

[Acebb]

Do the people who watch CNN & MSNBC & otherwise look to the democratic propaganda machine for information even know Trump is in the Middle East and in the middle of what's been an amazingly successful trip to date?

I honestly believe they don't

Nyet.

They're on the Internet pretending Trump has been indicted.

I've seen this over and over the past few days.