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Way to go Mr. President (-:
Reminds me, Fred, of the personality types back home when I was growing up. In the outer boroughs, of course.
Anybody who speaks the truth about the corrupt media can’t be all bad. Credit where it is due. I wish he could be more articulate, because the logical arguments are there but are beyond his capability.
May he follow through in attempting justice for the persecuted J6 victims (his remarks just prior to the excerpt you include).
You make some good points, J. Sobran. I think he offers a good binary– that she is either corrupt or stupid. He’s correct about that. People will understand that, even though he has not fully made his case. The general public’s trust in the legacy media is probably at an all-time low, and I think people are amenable to this kind of message.
I hope you are right. Decades of experience with the media lies and the media’s smug arrogance has registered with even the most acquiescent of the sheep I think/hope.
I think the polls during the most recent years have demonstrated this, J. Sobran. Many people don’t trust the mainstream media any more– nor should they.