(11-06-2017, 10:54 PM)rollerjag Wrote:

(11-06-2017, 06:42 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote: If you listen they can't wait to tell you what they think.

Edit: Here, I know it won't matter, but this article details quite well just how in the tank for the Democrats the media is. The anguish and heartache among the faithful is prevalent and quite amusing to those of us who are sick of the one-sided nature of the game they play with our society.

http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a13...he-scenes/

Jorge speaks for them all: I've been to wars, I've covered the most difficult situations in Latin America. But I needed to digest and to understand what had happened. I came home very late. I turned on the news. I had comfort food—cookies and chocolate milk—the same thing I used to have as a kid in Mexico City. After that, I realized that I had been preparing all my life for this moment. Once I digested what had happened with Trump and had a plan, which was to resist and report and not be neutral, then I was able to go to bed.

There's the fallacy in your post. You see one quote, project it globally and pat yourself on the back for reinforcing the biased opinion you had before even read it.

Pay attention to where you get your links. What sent you to that article, I doubt you subscribe to Esquire. You're no more clever than the next guy, you've bought into Trump as a swamp drainer.

So you read the article then? One quote? LOL. You know just who all those people are, what they represent? No, your deflection grows tiresome. No amount of proof is sufficient for you to simply admit what we all know, that the media is the house organ of the DNC. I'm not a Trump supporter, but he and I share a few enemies. In this case I enjoy the tears of my enemies over his behavior.

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