Yesterday saw a new low in irresponsible media reporting on a briefing by a presidential press secretary. Many media outlets outright lied about what Kayleigh McEnany said by cutting her off in mid-sentence in a comment on school reopening, thereby creating an impression that was opposite of the truth.
Becket Adams of the Washington Examiner explains and presents multiple examples of lies reported by the propaganda media:
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany on Wednesday tried to explain President Trump’s position that schools in the United States should re-open sooner rather than later.
“The president has said, unmistakably, that he wants schools to open. And I was just in the [Oval Office] talking to him about that. And when he says ‘open,’ he means, ‘open in full’ – kids being able to attend each and every day at their school,” she told reporters at a White House press briefing.
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This is why the MSM is not a trusted news source.
ReplyDeleteThey’re not a news source at all
DeleteShe's smokin!
ReplyDeleteHell yeah she is.
DeleteNobody with a brain believes anything the MSM says or does. They are known as
ReplyDeleteWAG THE DOG JOURNALISM
She said science shouldn't get in the way of reopening schools. Pence said not meeting CDC guidelines should not be a reason for keeping schools closed. Both statements are very clear.
ReplyDeleteIt's also very clear the CDC are idiots. Giving libutard misinfomation from the beginning..
Deletemsm = Saturday Night Live
ReplyDeleteSo here we are more than halfway through July and parents and grandparents have no clue yet if schools will open.Someone must know because child day cares are busting at the seams.This reminds me of when Pres Bush promised everyone going to Iraq that their jobs would be waiting for them when they returned.When they returned to the US some of them had lost their wives,their jobs and their homes had been foreclosed on.I'm just waiting for parents to be told that their employers will work with them through this mess.
ReplyDeleteThe issue is the lawsuits. Who will be paying out the millions of dollars when students get covid and sue. So many schools in trouble due to lawsuits.
ReplyDeleteLaughable considering the load ofeasily verifiable false statements that cone from this admin that you guys never seem to get around to questioning
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