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Trump calls media 'enemy of the American people'

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I missed the presser where Obama attacked the media. Enlighten me, Cappy.

 

I knew I could count on you to defend Obama, just like clockwork.

 

Obama constantly maligned Fox News. If you missed that, you weren't paying attention.

 

He didn't attack the rest of the media because they were carrying his Liberal water for him.

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This has become so bad with the media that who knows what the truth is? What will be the result of this? Has anyone thought of where we will be 5 years down the road with this media issue? Nobody trusts them now and they are pretty much all agenda driven. Its like watching a DNC commericial. They suck and when your approval rating falls below congress then you know its bad.

The media is not one entity. That's what makes it possible to find the truth, though you have to work for it.

 

I assume that you are also put out with Pres. Trump's untruths?

What are the real "fake news" stories that have been published/reported since the President took office? How many are we talking about?

I knew I could count on you to defend Obama, just like clockwork.

 

Obama constantly maligned Fox News. If you missed that, you weren't paying attention.

 

He didn't attack the rest of the media because they were carrying his Liberal water for him.

 

A. I regret the clicks I just gave the sites I had to find those quotes.

 

2. It's not close to DJT's condemnation of the media.

A. I regret the clicks I just gave the sites I had to find those quotes.

 

2. It's not close to DJT's condemnation of the media.

 

Ahh yes, the "It's not as bad" defense.

Ahh yes, the "It's not as bad" defense.

 

:lol2:

 

You would have never gotten it if you didn't flash your Obama-did-it card.

A free and open media is crucial to our democracy. Before speaking of the media needing "silenced," do we want to be like North Korea and China?

 

That's not to say that "the media" shouldn't give us better products. It's up to us to shop around.

 

Free and open is one thing, totally free from criticism is another.

I agree with what Trump said to a extent. When they slant the news like they do its bad for our country. Some of them need a muzzle. Whoops thats against free speech. But like walking into a theater and yelling bomb and it being a lie, there is a great % of these guys operating with a agenda and they need silenced somehow.

 

Putin has some great tactics for silencing his critics in the media. Maybe the President should look to that way of silencing the slant. :rolleyes:

Free and open is one thing, totally free from criticism is another.

I didn't say anything about not criticizing the media.

The media is not one entity. That's what makes it possible to find the truth, though you have to work for it.

 

I assume that you are also put out with Pres. Trump's untruths?

 

Im put out with any lies. I am put out with the liberal lefts lies of Trump also. And dont say it dont happen. I am put out that people follow like sheep when common sense is thrown out the window in sake of political correctness. The world on both sides is at a all time high of "stupid". I think I covered everyone living as to be fair.

Putin has some great tactics for silencing his critics in the media. Maybe the President should look to that way of silencing the slant. :rolleyes:

 

Some of them do need a muzzle.......

What are the real "fake news" stories that have been published/reported since the President took office? How many are we talking about?

 

Trump uses "FAKE NEWS" to describe any stories that aren't flattering toward him.

 

Flynn talking sanctions with the Russians and being forced to resign? Fake news.

 

Trump indicated at the press conference the other day he wants "simple" and "easy" questions from reporters, which appear to be questions like "what are you doing next?" and "how unfair has the media been to you?"

 

If that is "real news" then I'm afraid I don't want it.

 

There's always been criticism of the media in this country and that's not going away. I analogized in another thread that this is like working the refs in a basketball game. Coaches are going to lay into the refs and hope it gets them a better call down the stretch or fire up the team. Trump is saying "we'll call our own fouls."

 

And here's the problem with that. If the media's "real" job is merely to report what politicians say and not to ask questions or dig for what's actually going on, then they're nothing more that propagandists for hire. What's the difference between "real news" in that context and state media?

 

News that questions Trump is fake. War is peace. We've always been at war with Eastasia.

Trump is essentially asking Americans to ignore the media unless he endorses them. "Listen to me, I will tell you the truth."

 

Americans have to be willing to go out and find truth from more than one source. Truth will not come from Trump's mouth; he's already proven that.

 

Nailed it.

Trump uses "FAKE NEWS" to describe any stories that aren't flattering toward him.

 

Flynn talking sanctions with the Russians and being forced to resign? Fake news.

 

Trump indicated at the press conference the other day he wants "simple" and "easy" questions from reporters, which appear to be questions like "what are you doing next?" and "how unfair has the media been to you?"

 

If that is "real news" then I'm afraid I don't want it.

 

There's always been criticism of the media in this country and that's not going away. I analogized in another thread that this is like working the refs in a basketball game. Coaches are going to lay into the refs and hope it gets them a better call down the stretch or fire up the team. Trump is saying "we'll call our own fouls."

 

And here's the problem with that. If the media's "real" job is merely to report what politicians say and not to ask questions or dig for what's actually going on, then they're nothing more that propagandists for hire. What's the difference between "real news" in that context and state media?

 

News that questions Trump is fake. War is peace. We've always been at war with Eastasia.

 

That's understandable.

What are the real "fake news" stories that have been published/reported since the President took office? How many are we talking about?

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