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White House Blackballs CNN?

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I heard something about they are refusing to send surrogates on "fake news" network.

:lol2:

 

This is shaping up to be a very entertaining year politically thus far if nothing else.

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Grab your popcorn!

 

:popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:

It gives both sides something to talk about for sure.

CNN has become even more of a joke. I am not looking for conservative or liberal slant, and I don't need a reporter to tell me how to interpret the news.

 

I just want facts, and it appears one has to ignore media to get them these days.

White House wants an echo chamber.

White House wants an echo chamber.

 

 

Hellcats I think even you can admit that CNN has pretty much lost alot of credibility with the slanted coverage they now give. Fox is right leaning for sure, but CNN has has went so far to the left that recent viewer ratings show them losing viewers at a extreme high rate. They are blatant in their coverage and it does not matter if its Trump or the local Republican mayor, they try to slant the news against them. I for one trust nothing much they say, unless its live video. They have become a liberal mouth piece of nothing more than editorial page news. Otherwise they suck for any substantive news.

I can remember when CNN was the best news going. Watched it as a kid on Sunday morning for the show about good news.

Trump advisor on there about an hour ago...may be much to do about nothing.

WH said they only want networks that promote their agenda.

 

At least they're honest in regards to not wanting dissenting opinion.

Hellcats I think even you can admit that CNN has pretty much lost alot of credibility with the slanted coverage they now give. Fox is right leaning for sure, but CNN has has went so far to the left that recent viewer ratings show them losing viewers at a extreme high rate. They are blatant in their coverage and it does not matter if its Trump or the local Republican mayor, they try to slant the news against them. I for one trust nothing much they say, unless its live video. They have become a liberal mouth piece of nothing more than editorial page news. Otherwise they suck for any substantive news.

 

They have almost turned into FOX news on the other side of the aisle, and will only get worse if Trump cuts them out.

 

My comment is about the administration's attack of any news agency. Today it's CNN, tomorrow ABC, then on down the line until they get the echo chamber they want.

If I'm the president and have nothing to hide then I go on those shows and explain my reasoning and get the facts out there.

It's why I couldn't understand why Obama wouldn't go on Fox.

WH said they only want networks that promote their agenda.

 

At least they're honest in regards to not wanting dissenting opinion.

Who at the White House said that?
Who at the White House said that?

 

WH official to Politico

WH official to Politico
So, an anonymous source made to a left leaning pseudo-news organization? That is not exactly an official Trump administration position, is it? It sounds more like an opinion than a fact. :lol2:

 

(Those were rhetorical questions.)

So, an anonymous source made to a left leaning pseudo-news organization? That is not exactly an official Trump administration position, is it? It sounds more like an opinion than a fact. :lol2:

 

(Those were rhetorical questions.)

 

Your reply was expected.

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