4 thoughts on “Accused / Denounced: Media Word Choices Matter”
Better yet: "Trump encouraged Russia to spy on the United States and meddle in American politics."
Putting the words the journo wants to say in the mouths of others is weak because it implies that the fact of Trump's action is disputable. It ain't.
And MSM, stop calling him "Mister" Trump. It's not ironic anymore. It's more like you're kissing up in hopes of landing a sweet, sweet press secretary job in a [shudder] Trump Administration.
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Better yet: "Trump encouraged Russia to spy on the United States and meddle in American politics."
Putting the words the journo wants to say in the mouths of others is weak because it implies that the fact of Trump's action is disputable. It ain't.
And MSM, stop calling him "Mister" Trump. It's not ironic anymore. It's more like you're kissing up in hopes of landing a sweet, sweet press secretary job in a [shudder] Trump Administration.
WTF IS it with the Grey Lady and Hillary, anyway? Did she pee on the corner of their building or something FFS?
TATRN
Traitor Trump