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The question itself was exactly the same question that Colton wrote in his email. After speaking to Colton on the phone there was an introductory sentence added before the question. Do you think that CNN added the intro line and that is what the father and Colton are saying was scripted?It looks to me like CNN told Colton that the REWRITTEN question was his original. Colton didn't fall for the Jedi mind trick since he could clearly see that CNN had more than doubled the number of words in his question and "scripted" it out for him.
The question itself was exactly the same question that Colton wrote in his email. After speaking to Colton on the phone there was an introductory sentence added before the question. Do you think that CNN added the intro line and that is what the father and Colton are saying was scripted?
You apparently know more about that than I do.Although cnn is probably telling the truth here, they still manufacture everything they do by loading the audiences, loading the panels, loading the topics, and loading the discussions.
You apparently know more about that than I do.
Isn't it amazing how Dana Loesch, the NRA and their supporters are murderers, and yet it's pretty obvious who the real murderer is, and yet the Left doesn't seem to be interested in him. His name is Nicholas Cruz. Yet all we hear about is Dana Loesch, Wayne LaPierre, Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, etc.
Perhaps it's easier to deflect blame from actual murderers to political opponents.
Obviously, the intro line was scripted by CNN.The question itself was exactly the same question that Colton wrote in his email. After speaking to Colton on the phone there was an introductory sentence added before the question. Do you think that CNN added the intro line and that is what the father and Colton are saying was scripted?
It is my understanding from the emails that Colton chose which question to ask when they spoke with him on the phone. Maybe some of his questions were already being asked by other kids.Obviously, the intro line was scripted by CNN.
CNN also selected only the single question they wanted to discuss ... and discarded Colton's other questions ... even though they apparently had invited Colton to speak on the subject and to ask questions.
This dad wanted his kid to be able to make a very long speech, riddle with many questions. If you read the speech it sounds like a speech that one might hear from a politician.
It's pretty sad to see these kids who are grieving being used by their parents and the news organizations to push political agendas. Expect more of it as we approach November.
Nothing new just something to get the base riled up. Remember the fake doctors when they were pushing Obamacare?
They used children too when Obamacare was being repealed. Every night on the news I'd hear stories about how many children would lose their healthcare if Obamacare was repealed, even though they wouldn't "lose" it at all, but their parents would simply get to choose whether to have it or not without being penalized if they don't.
In a shocking turn of events, the fake news here is the content of the OP, and the claim that CNN scripted the questions for those (including Colton Haab) is a stretch at best, a lie at worst. Yet those who swarm and attack CNN on this topic feel that their criticism is still justified, because of their past and overall bias.
I mean, seriously, we all know that CNN fed Hillary questions in the debate against the right-wing's darling, Bernie Sanders. CNN doing that shows just how corrupt they are, and that any future allegations against them don't need to be supported by evidence, as we all know that lying once means that one is always lying (except if the person lying is a Republican, of course).
Who cares that the person launching the claim against CNN was lying. It fits the right's narrative, which is of the utmost importance.
You seem to be having a bit of a tism over people reminding others why they are always so skeptical of CNN. If my neighbor regularly stole from me in the past, and another neighbor accused him of stealing from them, yes I'd assume the second neighbor was telling the truth. Not because I'm unfair, but simply because of a pattern of behavior.
Obviously? Were you on the phone call?Obviously, the intro line was scripted by CNN.
Again, were you on the call? How do you know that anything other than the first question was discussed over the phone? And I'll point out that inviting someone to an event does not mean that they get to dictate the number of questions or length of their speech.CNN also selected only the single question they wanted to discuss ... and discarded Colton's other questions ... even though they apparently had invited Colton to speak on the subject and to ask questions.
Proven once again
CNN = Fake News
M-Bob
No, what I have is a problem with people who seem to be obsessed over CNNs inaccuracies, yet simultaneously give a pass to the multitudes of inaccuracies from sources they align with. It seems as if the problem they have with CNN is ideological, not simply a result of CNNs (along with pretty much every other media outlet) failure to get the facts right every time (or even close).
I'm certainly skeptical of CNN and their reporting. But i'm more skeptical of the claims of people who repeatedly go on and on about how CNN is "fake news" while putting forth articles from Breitbart, the DailyCaller, and the like.
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