The United States’ Constitution protects the press and
assures that they can print the news that’s needed to assure a free and
informed nation. But lately the liberal
press has been taking advantage of this protection and creating the news from
whole cloth along with not always reporting the news accurately. An example of creating the news includes the
polls that are taken on a daily basis, and depending on how they are worded by
the pollster and interpreted by pollee, they may not reflect the true position
of the respondent; the other example is the riding of a candidate for one
simple thing they said that the liberal press didn’t like or that the press has
mis-represented in their reporting, and making news out of it day after day
after day. I’ll admit that the candidates
should be a little more sophisticated than they sometimes are when they speak
with the press, but it’s still an abuse of the constitutional protection of the
press to make false news in this way.
To the point: While just pretending to be innocently
reporting the news and following up on statements recently made by Donald Trump
and Ben Carson, the liberal press is really including themselves in the
campaign against these two leading Republican candidates by blowing out of
proportion statements innocently made on the stump (both were related to Muslims:
Trump was asked a question about Obama being a Muslim and Carson said he would
not vote for a Muslim to be president). But the press are so obvious in their leftist
slant that they embarrass themselves and will ultimately fail in their attempts
to elect a leftist president simple by falsely reporting on conservatives.
As much as the American people despise the politicians
who are forcing our nation in a leftward direction, we absolutely despise even
more the liberal press who support the leftist drift, ask softball questions of
liberal candidates while fast-pitching hardball questions and accusations at
conservatives. But to ask Trump and
Carson the same pointed and slanted questions every day of the week is an abuse
of the constitutional rights and amounts to harassment.
Trump didn’t challenge or refute the question he got
during an appearance that assumed Obama is a Muslim (and why should he defend
Obama when he’s running against Obama and his anti-American agenda?), and Ben
Carson said he would not vote for a Muslim to be president because Muslim positions
discriminate against women and homosexuals and has other un-American
ideas. But the press will never let
either of these gentlemen come up for air after their remarks. Even if the press could get Hillary to talk
to them they would very quickly get off the subject of her illegal email
server, and the national security threat that Hillary’s insecure server assures,
and quickly get on to such irrelevant questions as what woman’s face should be
on the twenty-dollar bill. Their bias
toward liberal politicians is so obvious that it’s painful to watch.
I’m sick of the liberal press trying to select
conservative candidates for us with their slanted coverage of speeches and
press conferences, and our candidates need to get used to telling the press to
stuff their criticism of their positions and not try to back away from their
statements when they are challenged on them from the left.
The liberal press don’t understand the mistake they
are making by trying to defend and deflect criticism of their leftist
candidates: when they improperly and repeatedly attack and lie about the
candidates I like, they are attacking me, and I resent it and will not forget
it.
