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  • geez. How dirty does the deep state go? This is going way past a bunch of dems in Congress having fun hating Pres Trump because they lost the election. This is honestly a soft coup getting harder and angrier by the month.

  • geez. How dirty does the deep state go? This is going way past a bunch of dems in Congress having fun hating Pres Trump because they lost the election. This is honestly a soft coup getting harder and angrier by the month.

    @calfoxwc said:

    geez. How dirty does the deep state go? This is going way past a bunch of dems in Congress having fun hating Pres Trump because they lost the election. This is honestly a soft coup getting harder and angrier by the month.

    The left will criticize the source here of Breitbart news. It is on Breitbart news because our MSM will NOT cover these stories that don't support their anti Trump narratives and views.

    Time after time the criticism will be about the source being used but sorry we cannot usually use NY Times, WaPo, and most other MSM news sources because of their bias and unwillingness to report on stories they don't like such as anything that might help Trump.

  • for years now, any source that prints the truth about the left...

    "is a bad source".

  • @calfoxwc said:

    geez. How dirty does the deep state go? This is going way past a bunch of dems in Congress having fun hating Pres Trump because they lost the election. This is honestly a soft coup getting harder and angrier by the month.

    The left will criticize the source here of Breitbart news. It is on Breitbart news because our MSM will NOT cover these stories that don't support their anti Trump narratives and views.

    Time after time the criticism will be about the source being used but sorry we cannot usually use NY Times, WaPo, and most other MSM news sources because of their bias and unwillingness to report on stories they don't like such as anything that might help Trump.

    @oldbrownsfan said:

     our MSM will NOT cover these stories 

     And most other MSM news sources 

    https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/feb/17/alan-dershowitz-obama-sought-fbi-probe-behalf-geor/

    Along with easily found links to The Wall, Business Insider & Fox News.

    I'd tell you you're every bit as presumptuous as the left you obsess over.  But I know your counter will be "b..bu....but CNNNNNNN"  

  • @oldbrownsfan said:

     our MSM will NOT cover these stories 

     And most other MSM news sources 

    https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/feb/17/alan-dershowitz-obama-sought-fbi-probe-behalf-geor/

    Along with easily found links to The Wall, Business Insider & Fox News.

    I'd tell you you're every bit as presumptuous as the left you obsess over.  But I know your counter will be "b..bu....but CNNNNNNN"  

    @tiamat63 said:

    https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/feb/17/alan-dershowitz-obama-sought-fbi-probe-behalf-geor/

    Along with easily found links to The Wall, Business Insider & Fox News.

    I'd tell you you're every bit as presumptuous as the left you obsess over.  But I know your counter will be "b..bu....but CNNNNNNN"  

    Sorry Tiam MSM bias against Trump is well documented  and you would be presumptuous to say otherwise.

    https://insider.foxnews.com/2018/10/10/study-92-percent-abc-cbs-nbcs-nightly-news-coverage-trump-negative

    https://dailycitizen.focusonthefamily.com/bias-revealed-media-covered-trumps-impeachment-defense-team-100-negatively/

    ** btw you do know the Washington Times link you posted is a more conservative leaning newspaper?

  • And proceeds to link a GOP mouth piece.  We've spoken of circular logic before and that clearly didn't take.

    No. Fucking. Shit.  OBF.  Your larger media conglomerates have particular targeted audiences hence their coverage.  Like any cornerback, the bad ones are obvious and good ones you never hear a peep about.   Your observance of this has morphed into outright bitching at this point.  We both see the same things but only one of us seems to understand why.

    And when the pendulum idiotically swings back the other way, you'll go on about their favorable coverage just highlighting the fact that you, along with most people in 2020 are watching the other side of the fence more than their own yard. 

    For all the posts and upvotes on these topics, you're treading that fine snowflake line you so despise.

  • And proceeds to link a GOP mouth piece.  We've spoken of circular logic before and that clearly didn't take.

    No. Fucking. Shit.  OBF.  Your larger media conglomerates have particular targeted audiences hence their coverage.  Like any cornerback, the bad ones are obvious and good ones you never hear a peep about.   Your observance of this has morphed into outright bitching at this point.  We both see the same things but only one of us seems to understand why.

    And when the pendulum idiotically swings back the other way, you'll go on about their favorable coverage just highlighting the fact that you, along with most people in 2020 are watching the other side of the fence more than their own yard. 

    For all the posts and upvotes on these topics, you're treading that fine snowflake line you so despise.

    @tiamat63 said:

    And proceeds to link a GOP mouth piece.  We've spoken of circular logic before and that clearly didn't take.

    No. Fucking. Shit.  OBF.  Your larger media conglomerates have particular targeted audiences hence their coverage.  Like any cornerback, the bad ones are obvious and good ones you never hear a peep about.   Your observance of this has morphed into outright bitching at this point.  We both see the same things but only one of us seems to understand why.

    And when the pendulum idiotically swings back the other way, you'll go on about their favorable coverage just highlighting the fact that you, along with most people in 2020 are watching the other side of the fence more than their own yard. 

    For all the posts and upvotes on these topics, you're treading that fine snowflake line you so despise.

    No need for the potty mouth Tiam.

    I am not arguing bias against both sides what I am arguing is the power the MSM wields by having so many more media outlets.The power of ABC,CBS,NBC,CNN,MSNBC and PBS far outweighs anything else like FOX.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    And proceeds to link a GOP mouth piece.  We've spoken of circular logic before and that clearly didn't take.

    No. Fucking. Shit.  OBF.  Your larger media conglomerates have particular targeted audiences hence their coverage.  Like any cornerback, the bad ones are obvious and good ones you never hear a peep about.   Your observance of this has morphed into outright bitching at this point.  We both see the same things but only one of us seems to understand why.

    And when the pendulum idiotically swings back the other way, you'll go on about their favorable coverage just highlighting the fact that you, along with most people in 2020 are watching the other side of the fence more than their own yard. 

    For all the posts and upvotes on these topics, you're treading that fine snowflake line you so despise.

    No need for the potty mouth Tiam.

    I am not arguing bias against both sides what I am arguing is the power the MSM wields by having so many more media outlets.The power of ABC,CBS,NBC,CNN,MSNBC and PBS far outweighs anything else like FOX.

    @oldbrownsfan said:

    No need for the potty mouth Tiam.

    I am not arguing bias against both sides what I am arguing is the power the MSM wields by having so many more media outlets.The power of ABC,CBS,NBC,CNN,MSNBC and PBS fars outweighs anything else like FOX.

    Don't be such a snowflake.

    Given the separation in popular vote at less than 3 million previous election, it would appear the message, not the volume, effects roughly the same percentage of people.

  • @oldbrownsfan said:

    No need for the potty mouth Tiam.

    I am not arguing bias against both sides what I am arguing is the power the MSM wields by having so many more media outlets.The power of ABC,CBS,NBC,CNN,MSNBC and PBS fars outweighs anything else like FOX.

    Don't be such a snowflake.

    Given the separation in popular vote at less than 3 million previous election, it would appear the message, not the volume, effects roughly the same percentage of people.

    @tiamat63 said:

    Don't be such a snowflake.

    Given the separation in popular vote at less than 3 million previous election, it would appear the message, not the volume, effects roughly the same percentage of people.

    You got to love how the Constitution is the word of God until it bites you in the ass. Not you necessarily but...

    WSS

  • Snowflake? Nah..the colorful language doesn't help you make your point.

    I would love to see real journalism but that is dead today. Journalists who held both parties feet to the fire and asked the tough questions for both parties. What we have now are politicians going to friendly media sites knowing they will get softball questions they can knock out of the park.

    The late Tim Russert was a great example of good journalist standards of what I am talking about. When he hosted Meet the Press he used the simple formula of asking liberals the questions that conservatives were asking and asking conservatives the questions liberals were asking.That was a really fair way unlike what we have now with a liberal hack like Chuck Todd who now hosts Meet the Press.  Russert was a liberal personally but by using his formula he kept his own personal bias out.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Don't be such a snowflake.

    Given the separation in popular vote at less than 3 million previous election, it would appear the message, not the volume, effects roughly the same percentage of people.

    You got to love how the Constitution is the word of God until it bites you in the ass. Not you necessarily but...

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    You got to love how the Constitution is the word of God until it bites you in the ass. Not you necessarily but...

    WSS

    I'm failing to see where you're taking this but something tells me the journey won't be worth the destination.

    So I'll just shrug and say "yep"

  • @westside-steve said:

    You got to love how the Constitution is the word of God until it bites you in the ass. Not you necessarily but...

    WSS

    I'm failing to see where you're taking this but something tells me the journey won't be worth the destination.

    So I'll just shrug and say "yep"

    @tiamat63 said:

    I'm failing to see where you're taking this but something tells me the journey won't be worth the destination.

    So I'll just shrug and say "yep"

    Popular vote electoral college "separation in popular votes"

    So yep works.

    WSS

  • @tiamat63 said:

    I'm failing to see where you're taking this but something tells me the journey won't be worth the destination.

    So I'll just shrug and say "yep"

    Popular vote electoral college "separation in popular votes"

    So yep works.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Popular vote electoral college "separation in popular votes"

    So yep works.

    WSS

    I'm still failing to see your greater point.  I'm aware of the existence of the EC and its use.    Popular vs EC vote isn't in question here nor its merits in deciding Presidency.     I'm merely pointing out the differences in vote count at such high levels has become rather minuscule and it would lean towards the idea that these media companies reach their intended audience at a similar mass.

  • @tiamat63 said:

    Don't be such a snowflake.

    Given the separation in popular vote at less than 3 million previous election, it would appear the message, not the volume, effects roughly the same percentage of people.

    You got to love how the Constitution is the word of God until it bites you in the ass. Not you necessarily but...

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    You got to love how the Constitution is the word of God until it bites you in the ass. Not you necessarily but...

    WSS

    oh, that is Tiam alright. He gets disagreed with, and he just doesn't melt snowflake wise, he instantly explodes into a tiny hot steam piece of humidity.

       We called CNN the "communist news network" years ago. It's far worse now. Msnbc... it's intolerable except to the left - they thrive on the emotional knee jerkness.

  • @westside-steve said:

    Popular vote electoral college "separation in popular votes"

    So yep works.

    WSS

    I'm still failing to see your greater point.  I'm aware of the existence of the EC and its use.    Popular vs EC vote isn't in question here nor its merits in deciding Presidency.     I'm merely pointing out the differences in vote count at such high levels has become rather minuscule and it would lean towards the idea that these media companies reach their intended audience at a similar mass.

    @tiamat63 said:

    I'm still failing to see your greater point.  I'm aware of the existence of the EC and its use.    Popular vs EC vote isn't in question here nor its merits in deciding Presidency.     I'm merely pointing out the differences in vote count at such high levels has become rather minuscule and it would lean towards the idea that these media companies reach their intended audience at a similar mass.

    well, gosh, too bad we can't go back in time and check with Lincoln and Washington. They only won with media companies reaching their intended mass?

    oooooo. scary.

  • @westside-steve said:

    You got to love how the Constitution is the word of God until it bites you in the ass. Not you necessarily but...

    WSS

    oh, that is Tiam alright. He gets disagreed with, and he just doesn't melt snowflake wise, he instantly explodes into a tiny hot steam piece of humidity.

       We called CNN the "communist news network" years ago. It's far worse now. Msnbc... it's intolerable except to the left - they thrive on the emotional knee jerkness.

    @calfoxwc said:

    oh, that is Tiam alright. He gets disagreed with, and he just doesn't melt snowflake wise, he instantly explodes into a tiny hot steam piece of humidity.

       We called CNN the "communist news network" years ago. It's far worse now. Msnbc... it's intolerable except to the left - they thrive on the emotional knee jerkness.

    I didn't even disagree with him. I added the caveat not necessarily you. Oh well.

    WSS

  • @calfoxwc said:

    oh, that is Tiam alright. He gets disagreed with, and he just doesn't melt snowflake wise, he instantly explodes into a tiny hot steam piece of humidity.

       We called CNN the "communist news network" years ago. It's far worse now. Msnbc... it's intolerable except to the left - they thrive on the emotional knee jerkness.

    I didn't even disagree with him. I added the caveat not necessarily you. Oh well.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    I didn't even disagree with him. I added the caveat not necessarily you. Oh well.

    WSS

    I'm right here, why don't you clearly explain to the 1st party in the conversation and expand upon your meaning.   

    And "not necessarily you" is a secondary application of "it can include you".  

    Or you can be overly vague in your responses which doesn't allow for a proper analysis and thus rebuttal.

  • @westside-steve said:

    I didn't even disagree with him. I added the caveat not necessarily you. Oh well.

    WSS

    I'm right here, why don't you clearly explain to the 1st party in the conversation and expand upon your meaning.   

    And "not necessarily you" is a secondary application of "it can include you".  

    Or you can be overly vague in your responses which doesn't allow for a proper analysis and thus rebuttal.

    @tiamat63 said:

    I'm right here, why don't you clearly explain to the 1st party in the conversation and expand upon your meaning.   

    And "not necessarily you" is a secondary application of "it can include you".  

    Or you can be overly vague in your responses which doesn't allow for a proper analysis and thus rebuttal.

    You brought up the popular vote. I referenced the Constitution. Really had nothing to do with anything else. And I said not necessarily you because I've never heard you Yap about it. For or against.

    I think you're reading more into this than there is.

    WSS

  • @tiamat63 said:

    I'm right here, why don't you clearly explain to the 1st party in the conversation and expand upon your meaning.   

    And "not necessarily you" is a secondary application of "it can include you".  

    Or you can be overly vague in your responses which doesn't allow for a proper analysis and thus rebuttal.

    You brought up the popular vote. I referenced the Constitution. Really had nothing to do with anything else. And I said not necessarily you because I've never heard you Yap about it. For or against.

    I think you're reading more into this than there is.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    You brought up the popular vote. I referenced the Constitution. Really had nothing to do with anything else. And I said not necessarily you because I've never heard you Yap about it. For or against.

    I think you're reading more into this than there is.

    WSS

    I'm using the popular vote as a basis to illustrate numbers influenced by media.   It's a pretty safe assumption the overwhelming millions of those that vote a particular ticket also subscribe to a particular line of media.   Those millions are separated by thin margins at the highest levels.  Again, implying that despite the "msm having the station advantage"  the voting numbers imply that both reach a similar sized audience.  

    You then referenced the Constitution.  I think you were inferring an EC vs PV debate that I wasn't making, which i felt was pretty clear given the conversation.  Again, the popular vote numbers just to show that perhaps the media power divide isn't as large as OBF may perceive being their reach to a similar number of voters (where this matters most) 

    On the surface I feel like I was talking about Mcdonalds serving Billions and you randomly jumped in and go "yeah, but.... Fillibuster".  

    Which is cool.  It's a term with its own application.  I'm just failing to connect the dots on its application to my particular point.

    Is any of this jiving? 

  • @westside-steve said:

    You brought up the popular vote. I referenced the Constitution. Really had nothing to do with anything else. And I said not necessarily you because I've never heard you Yap about it. For or against.

    I think you're reading more into this than there is.

    WSS

    I'm using the popular vote as a basis to illustrate numbers influenced by media.   It's a pretty safe assumption the overwhelming millions of those that vote a particular ticket also subscribe to a particular line of media.   Those millions are separated by thin margins at the highest levels.  Again, implying that despite the "msm having the station advantage"  the voting numbers imply that both reach a similar sized audience.  

    You then referenced the Constitution.  I think you were inferring an EC vs PV debate that I wasn't making, which i felt was pretty clear given the conversation.  Again, the popular vote numbers just to show that perhaps the media power divide isn't as large as OBF may perceive being their reach to a similar number of voters (where this matters most) 

    On the surface I feel like I was talking about Mcdonalds serving Billions and you randomly jumped in and go "yeah, but.... Fillibuster".  

    Which is cool.  It's a term with its own application.  I'm just failing to connect the dots on its application to my particular point.

    Is any of this jiving? 

    @tiamat63 said:

    I'm using the popular vote as a basis to illustrate numbers influenced by media.   It's a pretty safe assumption the overwhelming millions of those that vote a particular ticket also subscribe to a particular line of media.   Those millions are separated by thin margins at the highest levels.  Again, implying that despite the "msm having the station advantage"  the voting numbers imply that both reach a similar sized audience.  

    You then referenced the Constitution.  I think you were inferring an EC vs PV debate that I wasn't making,

     yes hence the line not necessarily you.

    which i felt was pretty clear given the conversation.  Again, the popular vote numbers just to show that perhaps the media power divide isn't as large as OBF may perceive being their reach to a similar number of voters (where this matters most) 

    On the surface I feel like I was talking about Mcdonalds serving Billions and you randomly jumped in and go "yeah, but.... Fillibuster".  

    Which is cool.  It's a term with its own application.  I'm just failing to connect the dots on its application to my particular point.

    Is any of this jiving? 

    "something tells me the journey won't be worth the destination."

    But I have no problem with that. ?

    WSS