The Right-Wing Disinformation Machine

[knapplc]

Remember when Rush & Hannity & their buddies all made fun of this guy?  Good times.

 

[commando]

not sure where to post this....but check this out

 

[schriznoeder]

Crazy how easy (and profitable) spreading fake news has become.

 

[schriznoeder]

Nothing to see here. Please move along...

 

[TGHusker]

I wonder if it is retribution by Trump to Trump's #1 Fake News Media Outlet??

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/11/08/att-cfo-says-timing-of-time-warner-deal-closing-now-uncertain-dj.html

 

[QMany]

Former Director, US Office of Gov't Ethics. 

 

[BigRedBuster]

Interesting....

 

[commando]

Interesting....

haven't read it..but let me guess.  the trumpanzees are now boycotting those businesses

 

[RedDenver]

haven't read it..but let me guess.  the trumpanzees are now boycotting those businesses

Yep. Some Trumpists are smashing their Keurigs.

Conservatives are posting videos of themselves smashing their Keurig coffee makers to smithereens amid the Sean Hannity controversy

 

[zoogs]

Imagine being that committed to supporting Roy Moore over these sexual abuse allegations that you proudly post videos of yourself whacking a coffeemaker with a hammer.

 

[RedDenver]

Imagine being that committed to supporting Roy Moore over these sexual abuse allegations that you proudly post videos of yourself whacking a coffeemaker with a hammer.

Roy Moore's poll numbers among evangelicals went UP after the pedophile allegations were reported. And people are trying to rationalize Moore's actions as if this is no big deal. It's so crazy.

 

[Danny Bateman]

Roy Moore's poll numbers among evangelicals went UP after the pedophile allegations were reported. And people are trying to rationalize Moore's actions as if this is no big deal. It's so crazy.

Wasn't that a sample taken really shortly after the initial news broke, though? If it's the one from this weekend, at least the first few days worth of polling wouldn't have reflected people developing an opinion on this.

Unless you're talking about a different sample... today two polls dropped with Moore +10 and Jones (D) +4. 

If his ratings among them DO end up going up, it's going to be because of the evangelical Alabaman's systemic distrust in mainstream media. They're really going to buy the line it's all a hit job designed to make him look bad for political purposes. 

In these extremely tribal times? I could see it.

 

[RedDenver]

Wasn't that a sample taken really shortly after the initial news broke, though? If it's the one from this weekend, at least the first few days worth of polling wouldn't have reflected people developing an opinion on this.

Unless you're talking about a different sample... today two polls dropped with Moore +10 and Jones (D) +4. 

If his ratings among them DO end up going up, it's going to be because of the evangelical Alabaman's systemic distrust in mainstream media. They're really going to buy the line it's all a hit job designed to make him look bad for political purposes. 

In these extremely tribal times? I could see it.

Here's the article:

Poll: 37 percent of Alabama evangelicals more likely to vote for Moore after allegations

 

[QMany]

Just in case there was any doubt that Fox News is Trump's propoganda mouthpiece:

 

[BigRedBuster]

We live in an amazing time.