SolomonVII
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'So be it' indeed.....
And your foreign influence story - the story itself makes its own point - it was investigated and people pled guilty. Sure, it probably should have had more media coverage, but so be it.
This whole "But they did it first" routine is tiresome.
The so-called routine is not an accurate depiction of the argument being laid forth. The argument is not to excuse Republican bad behavior. The argument was that those conservatives who you yourself point out as criticizing Trump are exercising integrity. They are making the case that character matters too. Character is a part of their conservative agenda.
Contrast that to "sure, it probably should have had more coverage, but so be it".
So, why did it not have more coverage? In contrast, why is the Russian collusion scandal wall to wall MSM and has been even before there had been any evidence of anything at all?
That contrast defines fake news. Fake news is not holding Trump's feet to the fire for his gaffes and bad behavior, as he, like all politicians, would have us believe. It is the job of journalists to do this. They are acting well within the bounds of professional conduct to investigate any possible breach of propriety or law by the nations's top politicians.
The fake news is covering the one thing wall to wall, and not covering the other thing to a point where most people are not even aware of it having happened.
If it wasn't for National Review, which is an overtly conservative journal, who would even have known about the other?
And yet, in terms of laws being broken, that story outnumbers the Trump collusion story by a score of 22 convictions to zero.
'So be it' indeed.
It is not something I personally would lend my own 'amen' to though.
a·men
äˈmen,āˈmen/
exclamation
- 1.
uttered at the end of a prayer or hymn, meaning ‘so be it.’.
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