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MSNBC Slams GOP for 'Politics of Fear' on Ebola (Kyle Drennen)
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MSNBC Daily Rundown host Craig Melvin condemned such criticism as "the politics of fear" and "irresponsible."
The absurd claim that only Republicans are to blame for cuts to Ebola research....For fiscal year 2015, the documents show, it was the Obama White House that proposed to cut the NIH’s budget from the previous year.
How many times has the Democrats told
voters that they will lose their social security if they vote for a
Republican?
Mainstream media has shown one-sided
reporting – holding back on anything negative concerning Democrats.
Steve Chapman, Townhall,
joins those who think that there is Inflated Fears of Ebola and Terrorism … apparently he has no
access to information otherwise or just did not look. Inflated fears
of terrorism? What about the recent beheading of an Oklahoma women.
Some people just prefer to be ostriches – if their head is in the
sand and cannot see the danger, it is not there. Here is what he
wrote (keep in mind the death toll thus far is more than “one
person” and he has not read CDC report that the virus can stay on a
door knob for hours:
… From the panic, you might forget that Ebola is actually hard to get because it requires physical contact with the bodily fluids of someone who is not only infected but symptomatic. ...Ebola or the Islamic State but the hugely over-hyped fear of them. The public resembles one of those cartoon elephants perched on a chair in trembling terror of a mouse. Ebola has killed one person in the United States, which is one more than the Islamic State has killed. …
The American people are worried about
Islamic Jihads as well as Ebola, because, Mr. Chapman, We the People
have lost faith in a bureaucratic government that ignores
constitutional limitations and thus had grown into a bureaucracy that
is becoming less and less manageable operated by inept, bungling
fools like you. Mr. Chapman is living in a world of wishes and not
reality. He even believes that the Islamic Jihadists cannot come
through Mexico into the United States – forgetting how the Mexican
drug cartel has established itself, already documented by the FBI and
other law enforcement agencies. Mr. Chapman needs to find another
occupation – he certainly is NOT a journalist, at least one taken
seriously. But then, look where he is employed as a columnist and
editorial writer: Chicago Tribune. (especially when covering
stories concerning labor leaders and labor unions)
'Big Three' mainstream media:...all three network morning shows hyped Florida Republican Governor Rick Scott’s refusal to appear on stage for a scheduled debate with his Democratic opponent, former Governor Charlie Crist, due to the appearance of an unapproved fan. Despite the “big three” enthusiastically covering the Republican governor’s “Fangate” episode, the networks have repeatedly refused to cover political controversies from Democrats running for office this year. … A fair and unbiased media would have covered these recent Democratic campaign errors with the same enthusiasm that they gave to Republican Rick Scott and “Fangate." Unsurprisingly, ABC, CBS, and NBC have repeatedly chosen to bury Democratic campaign controversies while eagerly jumping when a Republican candidate makes a mistake on the campaign trail.
New York Times front-page article about Saddam Hussein's chemical weapons stockpiles in
Iraq – denied by Democrats and who justified voting for the Iraq
War in 2004 presidential election was because they were lied to by GW
Bush and administration. NBC has yet to cover this story that
exonerates former President GW Bush. NBC was the media that asked a
wounded soldier in April of 2003:“Are you angry that what you were on a mission to protect America against weapons of mass destruction which may never have existed?”
The Pentagon recently reported that
those chemical weapons, like mustard gas, that did not exist is being used by
ISIS fighters. ABC and CBS joins NBC to redact their accusation of
the Bush administration, much less cover this new knowledge.
In the Arizona governor election
campaign, Fred DuVal agrees that 14-years-old can have an abortion without parental notification or consent. …...Uh, consent, no. Because I believe that then gives the choice of reproductive freedom to the parents and not to the expectant mother and I believe the expectant mother has that …
People like DuVal believe that the state, which operates our public
school system, is the one who decides about matters concerning
parents and children. It is what has been culminating over the
decades following the Marxist ideology that taking control of
education of youth provides a base for the state's mandates and
propaganda – thus the state is what matters, not the parents. And
people like DuVal insist they are not socialists.
Robert Graham, Arizona GOP chairman stated in an email:
Fred DuVal is denying the role parents have in raising and loving their own children...DuVal is a candidate who has an incredible disregard for family life as we know it. Forget everyday political issues like taxes and budgets and tuition costs. Fred DuVal is the worst thing that could happen to families in Arizona.
Democratic-Socialists contend that 14-years-old children have the
right to make up their mind about an abortion, but cannot decide
whether to use tobacco or alcohol products until 21 years of age; nor
are they capable of handling firearms until 18 or 21 years of age.
They are all for killing unborn children, but refuse to accept a
death sentence for a convicted murderer. The sludge of hypocrisy
drips from the ideology and political platforms of the Democratic
Party and RINOs.
Fortunately, a CBS News poll shows Republican Doug Ducey
leading DuVal 50-39 percent.
This is heartening and points out that Americans seem to be waking up
to being fed BS and kept in the dark; but the GOP requires reformation as well.
This can only change when the media begins to lose revenue because of
their bias and unethical practices; as well as reformation of
journalistic educational institutions insisting there be a code
established for the media to be the representation for the People and
not special interest and political groups' propaganda mouthpiece.
Old Missouri proverb (used in film, Outlaw Josie Wales) ...
Don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining.
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