Sunday, January 19, 2020

Martha McSally Sure Struck a Nerve...

On Thursday, Senator Martha McSally (R-AZ) declined to answer questions from CNN congressional correspondent Manu Raju, dismissing him as a “liberal hack”:

The pompous propagandists at CNN were not amused.

CNN has apparently not seen fit to mention Bernie Sanders field organizer Kyle Jurek calling for rich people and Republican voters to be thrown into Stalin-style gulags for reeducation. But Martha McSally calling one of their liberal hacks “a liberal hack” was a big deal warranting lots of coverage:


There you have it; rabid CNN moonbats literally cannot even pronounce the word “dignity.”

Too bad they didn’t respond to the criticism more constructively, by reflecting on why people might think of them as liberal hacks. This could have been a teachable moment for CNN, inspiring it to establish credibility in the public mind.

Instead, CNN narcissistically not to mention unprofessionally chose to make itself and its own snowflakery into the story, its hyperbolic overreaction overshadowing any rudeness by McSally.

It is especially funny to see Jake Tapper blame Trump for creating “this groundswell of media hatred.” The media has done that for itself; CNN has been a major contributor.

Meanwhile, as the liberal hacks at CNN whimper belligerently about their hurt feelings, Liz Wheeler tells us what happened last week:


Blog Author's Comments: Senator Martha McSally (R-AZ) called CNN's Manu Raju a liberal hack because she was being kind. They were one of the so-called news organizations who slandered the students from Covington Catholic High School, and made to pay a hefty monitory penalty for doing so.

They, as everyone should know, refuse to report anything positive that President Trump has accomplished which has been good for our and their country. And, have been known on numerous occasions, to outright lie and makeup stories and headlines about the President and members of his cabinet which are completely untrue. I can think of many other appropriate descriptions than "hack" for the entire CNN cable group.

Editorial Cartoon by A. F. Branco