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NYT: Rod Rosenstein Plotted to Remove Trump From Office
According to the New York Times, in the aftermath of the Comey firing, Rod Rosenstein suggested wearing a wire in meetings with President Trump and that he also volunteered to recruit the cabinet members, in order to invoke the 25th Amendment. That sounds a lot like treason to me. Sedition at the very least. Rosenstein…
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WH Bans CNN, NYT, Buzzfeed, LAT and Politico From Press Conference
The Whitehouse Held a press gaggle on Friday afternoon and the biggest news story was not any White House announcement, but who was banned from the gaggle. They include CNN, NYT, LAt, Buzzfeed and Politico. Their attendance wasn’t really necessary, since they make up their own fake news anyway. The informal press conference, which is…
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NYT CEO “We’re Not Liberal…With a Straight Face
New York Times CEO Mark Thompson made the ludicrous claim that the New York Times is not a liberal rag. That’s like saying barack Obama isn’t a Muslim. There’s just way too much evidence to deny it. “We’re not losing touch. On the contrary people in their millions are coming to us … we want…
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Fans Pissed Over Princess Leia Photos In Obituary
By now, most of us know actress and writer Carrie Fisher died Tuesday after suffering a heart attack Friday on a flight to Los Angeles. Best known for playing Princess Leia in the “Star Wars” movies, Fisher was remembered in a tweet by the New York Times obituary account with one of her most iconic…
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Sharyl Attkisson: New York Times Sat on Huge Anti-Hillary Stories
Top investigative reporter, Sharyl Attkisson was being interviewed by Howard Kurtz and they were discussing the election coverage and the undeniable media bias. Sharyl Attkisson: USA Today for the first time in their 34 year history saying they were going to weigh in on a presidential campaign, “Don’t vote for Trump.” The New York…
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Statistical Analysis Shows 4% of NYT Reporters Are Serial Killers
The New York Times has been touting a study purporting to show that 4 percent of death row inmates have been “falsely convicted.” “Falsely convicted” is not “innocent.” But after being processed through the lawyer-to-journalist telephone game, “insignificant procedural errors” quickly becomes “27 guys didn’t do it!” What the study actually shows is that those sentenced to…
