By Emily Jashinky, originally in the Washingtonm Examiner,
Camille Paglia is much more worried about the media than about the steady string of Trump-related scandals they claim to be uncovering.
In a Tuesday interview with the Washington Examiner, Paglia excoriated the press for its coverage of Trump's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey and his alleged sharing of classified information with Russian officials.
Katy Perry, a woman so crazy Russell Brand divorced her over text message, broke down in tears Saturday night at a concert and urged the crowd 'not to let terrorists win' in response to the Manchester bombing. Tuesday morning, she went on the radio to tell everyone all we need is open borders, hugs, and love in response to horrific terrorism. Basically this.
Paul Joseph Watson can bring you fully up to speed:
Welcome To Utopia University, "a wonderful place to learn everything your parents taught you was wrong."
"It's not based on reality, it's based on your reality"
"I will punch you if you're a fascist."
"our commitment to diversity means that nobody graduates until they think just the right way..."
First it was anonymous colleagues, then his dad, and now it's a 'friend' of Jim Comey that CNN reports the fired FBI director has a story to tell, adding that he would be scared if he were President Trump.
As The Hill reports, Benjamin Wittes, who describes himself as a Comey confidant, said on CNN when asked how Comey was doing.
"He's going to be fine. He's not somebody who spends time feeling sorry for himself,"
The Washington Post and other big media are hailing a new journalistic “golden age” as they punish President Trump for disparaging them, but is this media bias a sign of good journalism or itself a scandal, asks Robert Parry, via ConsotriumNews.com...