You'd be the dumb-ass ignoring the facts, dumb-ass. Wikileaks pulled back the curtain and revealed, in detail, the emails coaching the lame-stream media on what to say and what angle they should take on a given story, dumb-ass. And just a reminder, dumb-ass, Odumbo's boy Gruber called you dim-retard minions "stupid" because you actually are stupid enough to believe what they tell you, dumb-ass ... of course, that's another one of those lib-retard stories you deny and don't want to hear.
Originally Posted by I B Hankering
Would you be so kind as to pointing out where I said anything about wiki one way our another.
Take a look at this while you are at it.
"After the story has had a good 24-48 hours to simmer, even the mainstream press has come around to the idea that the #DNCleaks are a big deal, and they are aghast at the revelations contained therein. It's supposed to be a big deal that the chair of the DNC and her allies repeatedly put their fingers on the scales of the Democrat race.
I suppose that in the wonderful world of faux naïveté that we are all supposed to inhabit, we should all be shocked at the brazen openness with which the DNC showed favoritism in what was supposed to be an intra-party contest.
I guess the main difference between the Democrats and Republicans is that the
Democrats for the most part have the decency to keep this stuff on the downlow whereas the campaign arms of the Republican party do it in the open.
The NRSC openly stated that they were not going to support Darryl Glenn for Senate if he won the GOP primary over their favorites. Their consultants like Brian James Walsh regularly spout off on Twitter about conservative challengers - even when they are not running against incumbents - and never face any sort of discipline.
As I covered extensively last week, the
GOP was openly hostile to rules challenges by conservatives at the convention - even those that had nothing to do with Trump or embarrassing Trump.
They used their weight as party operatives and the threat of withheld funding to prevent any changes to the nominating process at all, even though the GOP itself should theoretically be neutral on this score."