CNN’s Chris Cillizza called President Donald Trump and his followers “bonkers” and “crazy” last year for believing the FBI and the Clinton campaign were involved in the now-infamous Steele dossier.
Cillizza chastised Trump and his cadre of followers in October of last year for suggesting and supporting the idea that Democrats and elements inside the FBI were involved in funding the dossier. He called them conspiracy theorists at the time.
“He is suggesting that a dossier prepared by a former member of British intelligence has not only been totally discredited … but that it might have been funded by some combination of Russia, the Democratic Party and, wait for it, the FBI!” Cillizza wrote in a missive at the time.
Trump has mercilessly lambasted CNN in the past for what he calls promulgating fake news – the 24-hour news network won the president’s fake news award in early January. Cillizza has been a frequent critic of the Trump administration. He implored Republicans in his October article to dismiss the president’s alleged conspiracy theories.
“You can love Donald Trump and still believe that the idea that the Russians, the Democrats and the FBI co-funded a dossier designed to discredit Trump’s 2016 campaign is totally bonkers,” said Cillizza, a former writer with The Washington Post who fashions himself a type of advocacy journalist.
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4 comments:
Don't hold your breath for an apology. Nothing more cowardly then a man who can't admit when he was wrong.
Crow is being regularly served at the Democrats' lunch wagon.
They also mocked President Trump for saying they were being surveiled.
Turns out it is 100 percent the truth. Democrats will never admit they are wrong. They are all dishonest and lie constantly. They are the worst of the worst horrid degenerates rotten to the very core of their nasty putrid bodies.
It's one of the Democrats' slogans: Move On (especially when you've screwed up).
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