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guessing cernovich knows that answer.
why not just say ?
my guess would be them regurgitating Benghazi or birth certificate nonsense.
cant recall a retraction or apology though
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partisan witch hunt...nice...where have I heard that one before
thethe, that wasn't the basis upon which Sessions recused himself. I mean, there's not even a legit argument that he shouldn't have.
I'd imagine any person who isn't a rabid leftist still crushed over the 2016 election.
Recent cbs poll just showed almost 50% of Americans think this investigation is a partisan one.
As I have said before Trump is being Benghazied on a grand scale. It is how politics is played.
But there is also a compelling public interest in conducting a thorough investigation of what Russia did in the past election cycle, including any possible quid pro quo with the Trump campaign. It has both partisan elements (call it a witch hunt if you want) and compelling public interest elements.
CNN had to retract falsified reports about those topics?
By my reading it's because he failed to disclose Russian contacts. Please correct me and I'll admit my folly.
You seem to want to muddle the obvious need for an investigation and the dismal of its partisan nature. The tw are mutually exclusive and the investigation could have and should have been administered to a much less obvious political bias lens.
Well to me the Mueller investigation has been conducted in an apolitical way. I'm sure you disagree with this. But that's how I see it. Unlike you and others I am not disturbed by the composition of his team. I don't see their work as being tainted by political bias.
I'm not a hundred percent sure about this, but I believe he failed to do this during either an FBI interview or while filling out his security clearance form. Everyone remembers the question from Frankel. But I think there was an issue that goes beyond that.
Again - The political bias on its own it not a problem.
CNN doesn't have to retract anything
Unlike Fox, when they make an error they try to correct it -
as for those two instances, it was implications as opposed to straight out reporting it as fact.
Often the implication is worse than the accusation
This is Muellers fault for not even trying to build a team that is free of partisanship.
I don't see any political bias. I see a serious apolitical investigation. What I do see is an attempt by Trumpophiles to undermine the legitimacy of the investigation.
I don't see any political bias. I see a serious apolitical investigation. What I do see is an attempt by Trumpophiles to undermine the legitimacy of the investigation.