M$Greedia's coverage of Groper Don the Con's 'conflicts' is hystericaly

[malaise]

funny and sick - that includes the ''settlement' for fraud at the so called university, the edict that his birther bullshit is now over, the decision to close the foundation, the sexual assaults, etc.

Never forget his made up shit re Hillary Clinton - he is crippled Groper Don the Con

[spanone]

1. he's also going to use his 'charity' to look like he's separating himself from his business

which is total bullshit.

the trump 'foundation' is another scam just like the 'university'

i suspect he will do nothing with his businesses. the media will give him a pass.

[malaise]

17. Scam is a nice word to use for the vast majority of his

dealings.

[spanone]

18. more like 'criminal enterprises' 👍🏼

[malaise]

19. Yep

[90-percent]

2. I don't think his nation-state creditors will give him a pass.

He'll probably be blackmailed into corporatizing Social Security to North Korea.

-90% Jimmy

[malaise]

16. Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah

Don't rule that out

[mn9driver]

3. Yep. The media is doing it again.

Closing a crooked fake tax dodge charity becomes solving a conflict of interest.

Actual conflicts of interest are completely ignored.

[malaise]

15. They can close anything - it's in our hands

and we'd better not drop this ball

[Dustlawyer]

4. After Trump and the Republicans epic fail at running the country, we need to make sure

that one of the first things we do is bust up the media oligarchy and institute truth in media reform.

[uponit7771]

8. Yeap..I've come up with an instant fact check idea... Cheap and easy they'd never implement it

[phylny]

10. What is it? n/t

[uponit7771]

25. Hire taxonomists... Word search and fact check on the fly

[malaise]

14. Yep - the corporate media does nothing but push the agenda of the 1%

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[Dark n Stormy Knight]

27. Which, of course, why would they do otherwise? The thing that

drives me nuts is the fact that so few people accept this basic fact.

[malaise]

30. Correct since their agenda is to serve the interests

of their owners

[mountain grammy]

20. They will fail, but I'm starting to believe Americans won't even know

Whatever happens, it'll be the Democrats fault and here's the "proof," the made up story of the day. We are living in a stupid nation, and stupidity wins.

[alfredo]

22. Those Demon crats have attacked a great Christian man.

The Demons can't stand that a man that pulled himself up by his bootstraps to become the most powerful man on earth. They can't stand success.

[Baitball Blogger]

5. Never forget that the right-wing followed Clinton into the White House with far, far less.

[malaise]

13. Of course

but we know the rules - ReTHUGs get a pass

[Vinca]

6. I think the Trumpenfuhrer thinks he can close the books on the charity scandal if he closes it.

WRONG!! If there is any justice in this world he'll be found guilty of something. Let's face it, if the guy at the mini mart dipped into the cancer fund money jar, he'd do time.

[uponit7771]

9. The NY ag says he's not allowed to close it and.its still.under investigation..Fuck KingCon

[malaise]

11. It's like the ReTHUG king has declared by decree

and the subjects must accept is as given - fugg that!

[uponit7771]

7. The 25 million settlement is the most overt bending over to KingCon I've ever seen

[malaise]

12. It was scary - not another word about fraud

but Benghazi and emails continue

[uponit7771]

24. Yeap...1.5 years of M$M coverage on emails but a peep on student fraud

[Roy Rolling]

21. Just as important...

...is what is NOT said. As Sherlock Holmes famously said, "it's the watchdog who DOESN'T bark that gives away the plot."

The more the media hides the Trump history, the more important it is to explore.

[malaise]

23. Excellent point

and they sure hide the history

[uponit7771]

28. +1

[J_William_Ryan]

26. Media apologists would counter that

the media did their due diligence and met their First Amendment responsibility by extensively reporting on the university scandal, Trump’s birther lie, the foundation scandal, and the sexual assaults.

And with Trump’s election the American people indicated that they didn’t care about Trump’s scandals and misdeeds, rendering further reporting unwarranted.

Indeed, media apologists would maintain that to continue to report on the university scandal, Trump’s birther lie, the foundation scandal, and the sexual assaults would expose the media to accusations of being ‘partisan,’ ‘left-leaning,’ and ‘anti-Trump,’ something the media desperately seek to avoid.

The media’s efforts to normalize Trump is the consequence of their cowardice and the right’s success in creating a post-truth America.

[uponit7771]

29. The "people didn't care" is always a one sided excuse, the retort would be democrats & patriots did

... depending on how stupid the host is being