Trump Weaponizes Victimhood to Defend Kavanaugh
Between the Scenes | The Daily Show
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Continue reading →I have read the annotated transcript of Michelle Wolf’s set last night at the White House Correspondent’s Dinner. I am definitely with those who think the snowflakes in the media need to stop whining about her. She spoke some plain truth but nothing that was unusually mean for one of these speeches. I wanted to especially highlight this bit, for pure truth. To the assembled media: You guys are obsessed with Trump. Did you used to date him? Because you pretend like you hate him, but I think you love him. I think what no one in this room wants … Continue reading →
Also interesting to watch today: Obama presser from June 23 2009, as he took 30 min of questions on his health plan. pic.twitter.com/5SDHiFmTUa — Dan Diamond (@ddiamond) June 24, 2017
Continue reading →Honestly, I don’t know how she stands it. I would have screamed at someone, or everyone maybe.
Continue reading →Don’t let them stampede you. In the midst of our grief at the Paris attacks, take time to think. [View the story “US foreign policy” on Storify]
Continue reading →via banksy ETA: Original image was created by Lucille Clerc.
Continue reading →Here’s Keith’s statement on tonight’s final episode of Countdown. Follow #countdown on Twitter for more. Mediaite has MSNBC’s brief statement. He looks sad. Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy We’ve been very happy since we changed to DirecTV from Comcast. Just saying.
Continue reading →Tom Shales speaks for me. Although really, we are all losers when these sorts of stupid trivialities are the only things the moderators care about. When Barack Obama met Hillary Clinton for another televised Democratic candidates’ debate last night, it was more than a step forward in the 2008 presidential election. It was another step downward for network news — in particular ABC News, which hosted the debate from Philadelphia and whose usually dependable anchors, Charlie Gibson and George Stephanopoulos, turned in shoddy, despicable performances. For the first 52 minutes of the two-hour, commercial-crammed show, Gibson and Stephanopoulos dwelled entirely … Continue reading →
Loves, loves, loves him. And his ribs too. Personally I think every reporter who was there should be fired.
Continue reading →Tonight’s “Must See TV”, Bill Moyers presents Buying the War, a report on the media’s complicity with the selling of the invasion of Iraq. 9 pm Eastern on your local PBS station. UPDATE: “Buying the War” also can be viewed online in its entirety.
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