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Fake News Shooting Itself in Left Foot While Aiming At Trump

“As of Friday, Pritchard said about 70 outlets had committed to editorials so far, with the list expected to grow. The publications ranged from large metropolitan dailies, such as the Houston Chronicle, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Miami Herald and Denver Post, to small weekly papers with circulations as low as 4,000.”

Pritchard is only proving the president’s point. The MSM, which provides an estimated 93% negative coverage on President Trump, is now “coordinating” it.

By their conspicuous absence, we will now be able to find newspapers who report the news.

From all of those who were never sure: Thanks, Marge!

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. judge on Monday backed Special Counsel Robert Mueller in the federal Russia investigation, allowing a case to proceed against a Russian company accused of helping fund a propaganda operation to sway the 2016 presidential election in Donald Trump’s favor.

Judge Dabney Friedrich, in an opinion filed in the U.S. District court for the District of Columbia, rejected an argument by the company, Concord Management and Consulting LLC, that Mueller was unlawfully appointed and lacked prosecutorial authority.

“By investigating and prosecuting Concord, the Special Counsel did not exceed his authority,” Friedrich wrote in her opinion.

She also rejected the company’s argument that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, acting on behalf of Attorney General Jeff Sessions after his recusal, was out of bounds in bringing in Mueller to investigate the alleged Russian meddling.

Concord’s lawyers, who did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Monday, had argued that Rosenstein violated the Appointments Clause of the U.S. Constitution in hiring Mueller in May 2017. Friedrich ruled that U.S. Supreme Court and circuit court rulings made clear Rosenstein did have statutory authority to bring in Mueller.

Prosecutors contend Concord is controlled by Evgeny Prigozhin, a businessman identified by Russian media as being close to Russian President Vladimir Putin and who U.S. officials have said has extensive ties to Russia’s military and political establishment.

The company is one of three entities, along with 13 Russian individuals, indicted by the special counsel’s office in an alleged criminal and espionage conspiracy to tamper with the 2016 U.S. election, boost Trump and disparage his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.

Russia has denied any involvement. Trump has said there was no collusion and blasted the investigation by Mueller, a fellow Republican, as a “witch hunt.”

More than 100 newspapers across the US will publish coordinated editorial responses to president Donald Trump’s repeated attacks on the media on Thursday.
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The publications include large metropolitan dailies like the Houston Chronicle, Miami Herald and Denver Post through to small weekly newspapers.

Each newspaper will publish their own editorial in their own words on Thursday.
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More than 100 US newspapers plan editorials decrying Trump media attacks

Newspaper Industry Seeks Character Assassination of President As Antifa Wants to Kill Him

Why are they doing it? They’e doing it because they can

Defiant to the readers in roughly half of the country, the newspapers want it etched in stone, that President Donald Trump is wholly hated.

What they’re not saying is that he’s hated by the media, but not by 63 million and counting people from all walks of life.

In other words the failing and fast fading newspaper industry wants to perfect what they’ve been doing for almost two years: the character assassination of President Donald J. Trump.

Why are they doing it?

They’e doing it because they can.

They’re doing it because as the self-appointed gladiators in the political arena, they can already hear the ear-splitting cheers of their Marxist Masters governing from the swamp, and the adulated members of the current Entertainment Industry et al.

And that’s not even to mention the masses who they have managed to convince that everything going wrong in their lives is the fault of Donald J. Trump.

While the newspaper is putting on Thursday’s show (as if it hasn’t been happening every other day since Nov. 9, 2016) unhinged groups that likely wouldn’t be there without them, are talking openly about killing Donald Trump.

“I Survived… Abuse,” Brave Woman Exposes Top Democrat & Abusive Relationship

Ellison physically assaulted and psychologically abused Sierra Club activist Karen Monahan while the two were in a relationship, according to Austin Aslim Monahan, who claims to be Karen’s son. Austin Monahan also claims his mother convinced him not to make the incidents public because it would not be in her best interests.

A senior Republican lawmaker's son has donated the maximum legal limit to the Democratic challenger running in an election to replace his father.

Virginia congressman Bob Goodlatte is not seeking re-election in November.

On Sunday, his son Bobby Goodlatte said he gave $2,700 (£2,100) to Jennifer Lewis, a Democrat who is running in Virginia's 6th Congressional district.

"2018 is the year to flip districts - let's do this!" he said, linking to Ms Lewis' website.

After Strzok firing, Trump says Clinton investigation should be ‘redone’

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Just fired Agent Strzok, formerly of the FBI, was in charge of the Crooked Hillary Clinton sham investigation. It was a total fraud on the American public and should be properly redone!
11:09 AM - Aug 13, 2018

Pollak: Almost Nobody Cares About Charlottesville Except NBC, CNN, and 200 Neo-Nazis

These are the same networks that have stoked racial outrage for the past several years. When Trayvon Martin was killed, CNN reported that the man who killed him, George Zimmerman, had called him a “******* coon.” His actual words to the 911 dispatcher were that it was “******* cold” outside. NBC selectively edited a tape of that same 911 call to make it seem as though Zimmerman had brought up Martin’s race, when it was in fact the dispatcher who asked about it.