Nakamura serving up the Fake.

“The more Americans are turned off from traditional news, the more they turn to dubious sources and read and listen only to things with which they agree. For those worried about our increasingly polarized society, the media is feeding that divide.”

Amen.

“One current anonymous FBI source cited in the article described the Trump performance as a “new low,” while a former senior Justice Department official, labeled Trump’s behavior as “directly out of the Putin playbook. We have a Russian asset sitting in the Oval Office.”

We ceased to be surprised by Fake News CNN. But this is a new low, and over the top, and outrageously irresponsible.

Alabama is the center of the Fake News universe and Lynyrd Skynyrd is very upset.

“You can sway a thousand men by appealing to their prejudices quicker than you can convince one man by logic.”

Facts don’t sell. But anger and hate do.

“Don’t miss this: the US is now publicly supporting an armed coup in Venezuela. On the other side is a govt backed by Russia.”

We must have missed it Jim. Isn’t Guiado is the legal president of Venezuela?

“The source who spoke to The Daily Beast said Burkman and Wohl made clear that their goal was to kneecap Buttigieg’s momentum in the 2020 presidential race.”

Big League Politics originally ran (and Tweeted) the story but has since run an updated Wohl angle of deceit. Absolutely disgusting. Glad BLP corrected -but shame for running it in the first place.

“Increasingly, the remnants of the old publishing industry are being bought by the oligarchs — Jeff Bezos’ purchase of the Post in 2013, the 2017 buying of the Atlantic by Laurene Powell Jobs, and last year’s purchase of Time by Marc Benioff, founder of San Francisco-based Salesforce.com. With billions made elsewhere, these media outlets no longer must listen to their diverse readers; Bezos did not buy the Post to defend democracy, as his henchmen insist, but to shape the debate in the nation’s capital.”

Some Vice President said something…

“The errant reporters and pundits — the ones who peddled the most outrageous falsehoods — want nothing more than to move on. But not so fast: There has to be some accountability for the biggest foul-ups.”

“For two years, our capital city became a kind of massive CNN panel — a living monument to ignorance and dishonesty, where the loudest and dumbest invariably got the most attention“