Fucking Bitch. Please excuse my language or better, join me in it.

[ImStillMags Mags]

THEHILL.COM

Michelle Malkin knocks Cokie Roberts shortly after her death: 'One of the first guilty culprits of fake news'

“Fake news has existed far longer than before President Trump even had the idea of running for office,” she added.

[plainolamerican]

Yep ... she's a fucking bitch.

Michelle Malkin was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Philippine citizens Rafaela (née Perez) – a homemaker and teacher – and Apolo DeCastro Maglalang, who was then a physician-in-training.^[1] Several months prior to Malkin's birth, her parents had immigrated to the United States on an employer-sponsored visa.^[4] 

Malkin opposes birthright citizenship to U.S.-born children of foreign tourists, temporary foreign workers, and undocumented immigrants. 

Malkin also opposes sanctuary cities, in which local authorities limit cooperation with national immigration agencies, such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).^[58]

She supports coordination with federal authorities through the use of Section 287(g) of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 to investigate, detain, and arrest aliens on civil and criminal grounds.^[59][60] Malkin supports the detention and deportation of some immigrants, regardless of legal status, on national security grounds.^[23]

In 2019, Malkin gave a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) condemning politicians, including the "ghost" of recently deceased Senator John McCain, for failing to enact stricter immigration regulation.^[61][62][63]

[rivcuban]

She must have had a wretched childhood.

[Fritz_da_Cat]

She was born without a soul.

[American Mark]

Libtards losing their tiny little minds over the truth.

[I-think4me]

Not speaking ill of the dead, is probably the most universal, multi-cultural, time honored societal norms to ever exist. I guess there is no such thing as a line you just don't cross, anymore.

[ravn]

On Wednesday, September 18, 2019 at 1:48:31 PM UTC-7, plainolamerican wrote:

Yep ... she's a fucking bitch.

She's a right wing opportunist. Big shock she embraces fascism. No need to go ballistic here  on  one female right wing opportunist  unless you're planning on going ballistic on all right wing opportunists regardless of their ethnicity or gender.

 

[Navy]

Yeah...like you dems have never spoken ill of the dead! Ha!

[rivcuban]

Liberals may have mocked the dead on Euwetopia but conservatives who are public figures do it on a regular basis.

[Irie]

So pundits are held to a higher standard than are our local rabid leftists, got it....

hypocritical slugs...

[Lobo]

<<So pundits are held to a higher standard than are our local rabid leftists, got it....
hypocritical slugs...>>

Yes, pundits and politicians should be held to a higher standard than ordinary people -- left OR right -- posting anonymously to an internet chat group. I don't know why you would find that hypocritical. What we say here doesn't go any further than this, but they're setting an example for the culture and our children.

Sadly, the lowlife your party put in the White House has done incredible damage to our culture, and it shows with people like Michelle Malkin.

Conservative (and ex-Republican since Trump became president) George Will put it well:

"I believe that what this president has done to our culture, to our civic discourse ... you cannot unring these bells and you cannot unsay what he has said, and you cannot change that he has now in a very short time made it seem normal for schoolboy taunts and obvious lies to be spun out in a constant stream. I think this will do more lasting damage than Richard Nixon's surreptitious burglaries did."

[Lobo]

https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/15/politics/donald-trump-george-will-presidency/index.html

George Will's startling assessment of Donald Trump

Analysis by Chris Cillizza, CNN Editor-at-la

Washington (CNN)In an interview with The New York Times Book Review podcast, longtime conservative commentator George Will offered a stirring and stark assessment of what Donald Trump's presidency will mean for our politics and our culture.

Here's the key bit:

"I believe that what this president has done to our culture, to our civic discourse ... you cannot unring these bells and you cannot unsay what he has said, and you cannot change that he has now in a very short time made it seem normal for schoolboy taunts and obvious lies to be spun out in a constant stream. I think this will do more lasting damage than Richard Nixon's surreptitious burglaries did."

That's George Will, folks. Not Rachel Maddow. And it's George Will saying that what Trump is doing, has done and will do to -- and with -- the presidency is more destructive than the actions of a president who was forced to resign in order to keep from being impeached.

Sit with all of that for a minute.

Will's broader argument is that Nixon's coordinated burglaries at the Democratic National Committee were secret and, once revealed, broadly condemned by the public and the two political parties. What Trump is doing is happening right in front of our faces -- and with the tacit assent of the Republican Party that Will left in 2016.

"What Donald Trump's revolutionary effect has been [is] to make things acceptable that were unthinkable until recently," Will said on the Times podcast, asking host Pamela Paul if she could even conceive of past presidents like John Kennedy or Dwight Eisenhower uttering any of the many things Trump has said in office.

The words of Will that run truest to me were these: "You cannot unring these bells." I think he is 100% right on that. The idea that once Trump leaves the White House -- whether involuntarily in January 2021 or voluntarily-ish in January 2025 -- the impacts and reverberations of what he has done to the presidency (and to the way in which the presidency is covered) will disappear is a fallacy.

Politics is a copycat game. Always has been. What Trump has taught politicians is that telling the truth isn't all that important -- especially if you have your own bullhorn (in Trump's case Twitter + Fox News) to make your own "alternative facts." And that presidential norms and the idea of "being presidential" is a meaningless construct. And a lot more "lessons" that will be destructive to the way in which people run for president and act once they get elected.

The Point: What Will knows is that Trump has already changed the presidency -- and our culture -- in profound ways that will not simply "snap back" once he leaves office. His imprint on the office is deep and wide. 

[Irie]

Like I said, hypocritical libscum.

Tasteless Maher Slams David Koch, 'F*** Him, 'Glad He's Dead'

https://www.cnsnews.com › video › tasteless-maher-slams-david-koch-f-hi...

Aug 23, 2019 - On Friday's Real Time show, liberal comedian Bill Maher displayed the ... About four minutes into the show, Maher recalled 

[Lobo]

Bill Maher's a comedian. Like other comedians, he makes a living by being in bad taste and saying stuff like that. 

Did Rachel Maddow or any other liberal pundit say anything similar?

(I agree entirely with Maher on that, of course. But I'm not a pundit or a politician either. Just an anonymous guy posting to a political chat group).

[Minister Rebel]

Just an anonymous guy posting to a political troll invasion on a political website.....🧕🏿🧕🏿🧕🏿🧕🏿🧕🏿

[Navy]

Malkin is holding a pro Ice rally here Saturday and I just might go and show support.

Go Michelle!!  Fight the good fight!

[plainolamerican]

Go Michelle!!  Fight the good fight!

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she's a colored republican who acts like a white nationalist.

Malkin has been a contributor to anti-immigration website VDARE.^[48]

During an appearance as a news analyst on the roundtable segment of ABC's This Week with George Stephanopoulos on August 2, 2009, she explained why she opposed another 13-week extension of unemployment benefits: "If you put enough government cheese in front of people they are going to just keep eating it and kicking the can down the road... people will just delay getting a job until the three weeks before the benefits run out."^[66]

Malkin took a special interest in the conviction of Daniel Holtzclaw, whom she advocates as innocent.^[68] She has dedicated a significant amount of time and effort to his case, authoring multiple videos and articles on the various issues in his case.^[69]

Eventually, the police investigation brought together 13 women who were willing to testify; published reports did not include information on any possible further women who were not willing to testify. The earliest incident discovered was from December 20, 2013, where a woman said she had been arrested for drug possession, was hospitalized, and was forced to give oral sex while she was handcuffed to her hospital bed. She said that he again made sexual advances to her on several occasions after she was released from jail. The woman said that she was led to believe that she would be released if she performed oral sex on Holtzclaw. "I didn't think that no one would believe me," she testified at a pretrial hearing. "I feel like all police will work together."^[24]

On February 27, 2014, Holtzclaw allegedly pulled up to a woman who was sitting in a parked car outside her house, fondled the woman's breasts, and told her, "I'm not going to take you to jail. Just play by my rules." She said he returned to her home repeatedly and broke into it once. At his trial she said she did not notify the police because she did not believe anyone would believe her because "I'm a black female."

• March 14, 2014: Holtzclaw stopped a woman who was walking to a friend's house, asked her whether she was in possession of any drugs, and forced her to expose her breasts.
• April 24, 2014: Holtzclaw stopped a woman who was prostituting herself for drugs. He drove her home and when they arrived he forced her to perform oral sex and then raped her.
• April 25, 2014: Holtzclaw pulled a woman over saying he was taking her to detox in jail; he instead drove her to a field and raped her, leaving her there after he was done.
• May 7, 2014: Holtzclaw stopped a woman while she walked to her cousin's house. After finding out she had some warrants, he forced her to perform oral sex and then raped her behind an abandoned school.
• May 8, 2014: According to a later investigation, "A woman, known in court documents as T.M., reported that an unidentified officer forced her to perform oral sex after he found a crack pipe in her purse. Although she filed a police report later that month, no connection was made to Holtzclaw at the time."
• May 21, 2014: Holtzclaw drove a woman to a secluded area and gave her an ultimatum: sex or jail. She performed oral sex on him and then he raped her. In an interview the woman said that she first thought it was a "cruel joke of some hidden-camera show" until she realized that he was serious. She said she "had been jailed many times before, and knew the math: a 15-minute ride downtown, two hours to be booked, up to a day of waiting to move to a cell, hearings drawn out over weeks or months," and then decided to give into his demands, which she figured would only take about six minutes.^[21]
• May 26, 2014: Holtzclaw stopped a woman and touched her breasts and put his hand in her pants. The woman said she did not tell the police because she didn't think she'd be believed.
• June 17, 2014: According to an investigation, "A 17-year-old female is first stopped by Holtzclaw when he arrives to investigate a verbal dispute between two of her friends. Later, he tracks her down while she is walking home, threatens to arrest her for an outstanding warrant, and then takes her to her mother's house, where he forces her to perform oral sex and have intercourse with him on the enclosed porch."
• June 18, 2014: Around 2:00 am, Holtzclaw had an encounter with a 57-year-old grandmother, Jannie Ligons, who would ultimately be the one to spark the investigation
• June 18, 2014: The final sexual incident occurred on the same day as the encounter reported by Ligons. According to testimony, Holtzclaw stopped a woman as she left a hotel where she had been staying with her boyfriend. After running a check on her he took her to a desolate area and raped her. She told her boyfriend about the attack and he told her that she should report the rape to the police. "He is the police", she responded.
• November 2014: In November three more victims came forward, bringing the total to 13. Previously unidentified DNA which had been found on Holtzclaw's pants was found to match that of a 17-year-old girl who had come forward regarding the June 17 event. Another woman said she was walking on May 22 when Holtzclaw stopped her to check for warrants. When he found that there were no warrants out for her he said he would jail her if she didn't have sex with him; he then forced her to perform oral sex and raped her. A third woman said that he told her he was bringing her to detox but instead brought her to an isolated area and raped her. Ten more counts, including "first-degree rape, second-degree rape by instrumentation, forcible oral sodomy, and sexual battery" were filed against Holtzclaw, who was still on paid leave.^[25]

 

[Minister Rebel]

She is a POS....

[Irie]

So a talking head, because they don't use comedy to deliver their message, should not stoop to the "comedians" level...you know, because their medium is different...is that it in a nutshell?

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[Lobo]

People in certain positions are expected to behave in certain ways. Does that surprise you?

Nobody cared how Donald Trump talked when he was a private citizen, but it was jarring to hear a president of the United States use words like "shithole" on national TV. Al Franken spoke and acted very differently when he switched from a comedian to a politician, because it was expected of him. The same applies to TV news people, whether anchors, reporters or commentators.

It's not a law. Just an expectation, or a "norm".

[Navy]

First of all...when was Donald Trump the  'norm'?  It's one of thereasons he won the Presidency. People are sick and tired of the sneaky, if their mouth moves they are lying politicians.

I'd rather have a leader that speaks whats truely on his mind than some snakeoil salesman claimimg you can keep you policy and your doctor.

A lot of evil can  live behind those fake smiles.

[Minister Rebel]

Just think about how these trolls defend their idol Donny Trumpski....nuff said.....🧕🏿🧕🏿🧕🏿🧕🏿🧕🏿

[PirateLT]

Except that Trump lies to manipulate the narrative. 

[Navy]

I don't agree. At least not anymore than any other who've been in the seat of power. And at least he's in the open about what he thinks and wants.

But you won't agree...

[PirateLT]

Of course you don't.  Trump lied about where is father was born.  he says that he would meet with Iran with no pre-conditions and then lies he never said it.  You are simply a blind partisan that believe anything he ever says.

[Navy]

I don't believe everything  and anything. I'm just saying he's not sneaky or a snake about it. He's pretty clearly transparent.

The difference is if Trump can keep dems out of power for 4 more years...I don't care.

[ImStillMags Mags]

and there you have the unvarnished truth, Navy and those like her will compromise everything  for politics and believe they are "winning"

[Navy]

What truth is that, Mags?

That I'm honest about not wanting fucking leftist/socialist  assholes fucking up my country?

Yeah...that IS the unvarnished truths. Deal with it.

[plainolamerican]

That I'm honest about not wanting fucking leftist/socialist  assholes fucking up my country?

---

and I'm honest when I say that your fucking zionist xian klan will eventually be removed from our government by any means necessary.

[Navy]

My family is not in government.

Idiot.

[plainolamerican]

your zionist klan is in our government and will be removed by any means necessary.

[PirateLT]

Just because he is a bad liar doesn't make him transparent.  If he were transparent he would have give his tax releases like every other POTUS has done for the last four decades.  If he was transparent he would obey the law and give the whistleblower information to Congress.  He is shifty. He creates chaos and then picks your pocket.

[Navy]

Bigoted delusion noted.

[Navy]

Like I said...you won't agree...

[PirateLT]

Facts are facts.  Show me where my facts are wrong.

[Navy]

Hey...my opinion is different than yours.

But I'll repeat...

I don't agree. At least not anymore than any other who've been in the seat of power. And at least he's in the open about what he thinks and wants.

But you won't agree...

me (Navy change)

9:31 AM (6 hours ago)

[PirateLT]

No, they are NOT opinions, they are FACTs.  Saying facts are opinions is a cop out and cowardly.

[Navy]

I gave you MY opinion...what issue do you have with it?

[PirateLT]

That they are not facts and I stated facts about his lying and non transparency.  So you can ignore facts and pretend they are not there to fit an opinion.

[Navy]

Dishonest of you.

You want to insist your 'facts' should define my opinion.

They don't and never will.

[PirateLT]

Here are the FACTS:

Trump lied about where his father was born - Not an opinion, he actually said his dad was born in Germany

Trump  lied about that he never said that he would meet Iran with no pre-conditions.  This is a fact, not an opinion.

I think Trump smells - that would be an opinion.

See the difference?

[Navy]

So?

That doesn't change my opinion one bit.

[Lobo]

<<First of all...when was Donald Trump the  'norm'?  It's one of thereasons he won the Presidency. People are sick and tired of the sneaky, if their mouth moves they are lying politicians.>>

LMAO! And so they elected DONALD TRUMP? Since he's taken office, in less than 3 years, he's told over 12,000 documented lies, and counting...! 

That's like moving to North Korea, because you don't think there's enough freedom in this country.

[Navy]

Whoosh!

No Lobo...they didn't want your bitch candidate to have the seat of power. THAT's how Trump became President.

Keep up!

[Lobo]

Whatever the American people as a whole thought of Hillary, they still chose her over Trump by 3 million votes. Despite James Comey's November Surprise, and despite Trump's campaign partners in Moscow.

Anyway, I thought you were saying people love Trump because of his "honesty" (having told "only" 12,000-plus lies so far) and because of the health care he's taking away from at least 20 million Americans.

[Navy]

He's going to beat out any of the idiots your party puts forth.

That's a fact...and no you can't change the EC just because you can't win on your idiot socialist policies.

Don't get it twisted. Not one of your candidates is likeable . So fake and creepy to boot!

[Lobo]

<<That's a fact...and no you can't change the EC just because you can't win on your idiot socialist policies.>>

Whether it gets changed or not doesn't change the fact that most Americans chose Clinton to be president by a 3 million vote margin. Republicans like the EC because in two recent elections it has allowed them to disregard the democratically-expressed desire of the American people. It needs to be chucked, like any failed experiment.

[Navy]

not happening.