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White House Blackballs CNN?

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...and correct...

 

Is there a flow chart on how to respond?

I don't know if Trump or anyone in his administration is shutting out CNN but let's say he is...

 

Serious question...is it a big deal? Trump tweets stuff out ad nauseam so you know more about what he thinks than any other president on a daily basis. His press secretary meets with the press every day and answers questions. There are a gazillion other news sources so its not like the media cannot cover Trump. The way CNN has gone out of its way to smear Trump about EVERYTHING, I would not blame him.

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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.

 

But Obama didn't interview with Bill O'Reilly twice?

Your reply was expected.
Your response was expected.
But Obama didn't interview with Bill O'Reilly twice?

 

Idk

As much as he bashed Fox News I wouldn't think so but maybe he did.

But Obama didn't interview with Bill O'Reilly twice?

 

Correct, O'Reilly interviewed Obama and took 3 nights to show the interview. Obama's first run for the Whitehouse. Don't remember if he did any others.

Your response was expected.

 

Do you think Politico fabricated the quote?

Do you think Politico fabricated the quote?
What quote? All I have seen is some paraphrasing. No link. No quote. No name. No position. You made the assertion. Back it up.
What quote? All I have seen is some paraphrasing. No link. No quote. No name. No position. You made the assertion. Back it up.

 

Is your damn Google key not working? Type politico.com into your computer. I know you're smart enough to find it.

Is your damn Google key not working? Type politico.com into your computer. I know you're smart enough to find it.
That is not my understanding of how this internet thing works. It's not too much to ask somebody to support their own assertions.
That is not my understanding of how this internet thing works. It's not too much to ask somebody to support their own assertions.

 

 

Not an assertion. Quoting an article.

 

But, hey, avoidance is fine.

Not an assertion. Quoting an article.

 

But, hey, avoidance is fine.

No. You did not quote an article. You paraphrased something you read on a left wing website and then refused to provide a link. When you quote something, you should use these little things: "" or ''. Then, a reader can generally Google the quote and read the entire article for himself or herself.

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