AlwaysWrite
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If the corrupt, fake-news lamestream media didn't have double-standards, they'd have no standards at all.
Soon after taking office eight years ago, Barack Hussein Obama dismissed all George W. Bush appointed U.S. attorneys, and the lamestream media never batted an eye.
This morning's top front-page headline in the Sarasota (Fla.) Herald-Tribune trumpeted ...
Abrupt dismissals spark turmoil
There's nothing to this story. It happens every time a new president takes office -- especially when an opposing-party president enters the White House. And as Obama's attorney general Eric Holder said in 2009, "Elections matter, and it's our intention to have the U.S. attorneys that are selected by President Obama in place as quickly as they can.” Yet today's front-page story included the following wording ...
* "stunned and angered some of those left behind"
* "abrupt nature of the dismissals"
* "It could hurt morale for career politicians"
* "(The affected attorneys) reached out to each other on e-mail chains to comment about how unfair the situation was"
The entire thing doesn't resemble a scandal in any manner, but the lamestream media is attempting to make it out to be a Trump-caused scandal. It may not be "fake news" as such, but it certainly once again exposes extreme media anti-Trump bias.
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Soon after taking office eight years ago, Barack Hussein Obama dismissed all George W. Bush appointed U.S. attorneys, and the lamestream media never batted an eye.
This morning's top front-page headline in the Sarasota (Fla.) Herald-Tribune trumpeted ...
Abrupt dismissals spark turmoil
There's nothing to this story. It happens every time a new president takes office -- especially when an opposing-party president enters the White House. And as Obama's attorney general Eric Holder said in 2009, "Elections matter, and it's our intention to have the U.S. attorneys that are selected by President Obama in place as quickly as they can.” Yet today's front-page story included the following wording ...
* "stunned and angered some of those left behind"
* "abrupt nature of the dismissals"
* "It could hurt morale for career politicians"
* "(The affected attorneys) reached out to each other on e-mail chains to comment about how unfair the situation was"
The entire thing doesn't resemble a scandal in any manner, but the lamestream media is attempting to make it out to be a Trump-caused scandal. It may not be "fake news" as such, but it certainly once again exposes extreme media anti-Trump bias.
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