Between this latest shit and Trump's 'Tomorrow Belongs To Me' speech earlier, surely something has to be done about him soon.
I think the IC are working overtime on it.
Between this latest shit and Trump's 'Tomorrow Belongs To Me' speech earlier, surely something has to be done about him soon.
Fake news.JUST IN: CNN and other news agencies blocked from White House media briefing
BBC America used to show BBC news...but, it's now shown on BBC World News (which is available in the US).Do the BBC even have a news channel in the US? Wonder what his problem with them is.
Between this latest shit and Trump's 'Tomorrow Belongs To Me' speech earlier, surely something has to be done about him soon.
BBC America used to show BBC news...but, it's now shown on BBC World News (which is available in the US).
But, Trump hates it because, whether you guys realize it or not...BBC has a massive standing worldwide, so naturally while he's having a go at everyone but right wing media...the BBC will also catch flak
It's a song from a famous musical, chief, sung by Nazi Youth members(!)Sounds like a Bond film
It's a song from a famous musical, chief, sung by Nazi Youth members(!)
MANY OF THE SAME congressional Republicans who are ducking their constituents by refusing to hold town hall events during this week’s recess are actively offering to meet with donors — for a fee.
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Speaker Paul Ryan’s constituents in Wisconsin asked him for a town hall meeting during recess, but Ryan’s staff remained cagey about his whereabouts. The real reason he wasn’t hanging out back home in Janesville? Ryan prioritized meeting with wealthy contributors over constituents.
Ryan began the recess with a “Winter PAC Retreat” last weekend at the Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne in Miami, an event that welcomed donors who have given “a minimum contribution of $10,000″ to the Team Ryan joint fundraising committee. That’s Ryan’s special PAC that can raise as much as $244,200 per person.
Since the event in Miami, the speaker has toured Texas and California hosting events for the PAC in Corpus Christi, Fort Worth, Dallas, Houston, and Menlo Park.
Shame on me, but I before I've read the article, I didn't even know that Kellyanne has seen a law school from the inside.That's brilliant. Love it. I love the "we do not file this complaint lightly" part. Priceless.
Shame on me, but I before I've read the article, I didn't even know that Kellyanne has seen a law school from the inside.
well now
*This was not the daily briefing we get from Spicey - nevertheless is it mental.
AP and Time Magazine then walked out.
All press need to act as one and not show at all until these idiots dial it back.
The Washington Post has some explaining to do! If they don't get me a good justification of why they weren't blocked too, I'm canceling my subscription!
As much as I'd love for this to happen, realistically, I don't think this is happening.
Fox caught out.
Agreed. If the press pool in the White house cant behave and act like adults whilst asking Trump questions, no way will they all take stand and unite.
Take today for example at his executive order signing, multiple reporters shouting questions at once when the media were supposed to leave the room and none of the questions were clearly heard. Whats wrong with taking it in turns so that a question can get answered by Trump.
I'd be surprised if every political journalist worth their salt isn't already putting every ounce of effort into digging on Trump and Russia/corruption/scandals. There is a Pulitzer prize just waiting to be claimed for whoever finds the smoking gun.In my working experience with the media, when you attempt to block, subvert, or delegitimize them because you feel their coverage about you is too negative, you are only inviting them to cover you in an even more venomous way. Trump and Bannon are going to regret this, since the media (including Fox) will galvanize and start to look even deeper into Trump's affairs.
I don't think the realize this isn't a campaign anymore. Having your core group of supporters and fcuk what the rest say doesn't work when you are in government.In my working experience with the media, when you attempt to block, subvert, or delegitimize them because you feel their coverage about you is too negative, you are only inviting them to cover you in an even more venomous way. Trump and Bannon are going to regret this, since the media (including Fox) will galvanize and start to look even deeper into Trump's affairs.
In my working experience with the media, when you attempt to block, subvert, or delegitimize them because you feel their coverage about you is too negative, you are only inviting them to cover you in an even more venomous way. Trump and Bannon are going to regret this, since the media (including Fox) will galvanize and start to look even deeper into Trump's affairs.
@SwansonsTache Have you been on fox lately?
I'd be surprised if every political journalist worth their salt isn't already putting every ounce of effort into digging on Trump and Russia/corruption/scandals. There is a Pulitzer prize just waiting to be claimed for whoever finds the smoking gun.
That's like the most journalistically journalisty journalismy thing journalists could possibly do. They've been doing it since before journalism.
I don't think the realize this isn't a campaign anymore. Having your core group of supporters and fcuk what the rest say doesn't work when you are in government.
Well it does if you're a dictator - but, that's not going to work in the US. He's going to end up spending all his time putting out fires (fires he set )
Fox caught out.
I don't think the realize this isn't a campaign anymore. Having your core group of supporters and fcuk what the rest say doesn't work when you are in government.
Well it does if you're a dictator - but, that's not going to work in the US. He's going to end up spending all his time putting out fires (fires he set )