First, the presumed Democratic nominee, Joe Biden, wanted to speak with President Donald Trump about the coronavirus. Then Jake Tapeworm of CNN pushed his own set of coronavirus questions. Is there a plan! More from Mark Dice.
We still don’t know who won the Iowa caucuses. Perhaps Jeb from off the rails. Yes, folks, it’s a rant from RazorFist.
The Iowa caucus is a complete meltdown and disaster. The Democratic Party is in total shambles. They relied on an App Company called “Shadow” to bring them clean results. You couldn’t have come up with a more hilarious ending in a Saturday Night Live skit, and we all know how SNL is super-challenged to be humorous these days. More from Tim Pool.
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The Do Nothing Desperate Dickhead Democrats have failed once again. As of 1 a.m. , they still did not have caucus results announced for Iowa. Hey Dems, let us give you a clue: 1 + 1 = 2, 2 + 2=4. We could tell the Dems more, but what’s the point. They are Democrats. They will never learn to count. They will never be logical or honest or trustworthy or believable. They are all in it for the money, doesn’t matter whether it’s Bernie, or Hillary, or Joe or Barack. Whether it’s a hardened Leftist or one of the CIA Agitprops or one of the supposedly “moderate” Democrats! More from Meme the Left.
CNN’s Jake Tapper goes viral after mocking “unviable” Joe Biden supporters at an Iowa caucus. It doesn’t appear as if Biden even reached 15 percent of the vote. He ended up down in the dumps with Amy Klobuchar. The victors were Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg, with Elizabeth Warren trailing in third place. That, at least, is what seemed to be the results. And that’s probably why the Democrats refused to announce them. This is a party that hasn’t been honest about anything for decades. More from The Liberty Hound.
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The one thing the Iowa caucuses have shown: Biden is probably toast. He needs to go back home and stop manhandling children. People do not want a pedophile as their President.
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ā¢ Rick Saleeby, Senior Producer of The Lead with Jake Tapper, States Steve Brusk, CNN Politics Supervising Producer, Made āAdvancesā on Female Employees During āSocial Gatheringsā and Would āPut His Arm Around Them, Try and Touch Their Leg.ā
ā¢ Saleeby Believes That Steve Brusk is āProtected by Certain Peopleā¦Like Other Higher Upsā Within CNN.
ā¢ Rick Saleeby Recalls Incident with a Young Female Colleague: āShe Had a Skirt on. I Could See the Hand. I Like Grab Her. It Looked Like I Was Being the Assaulter Because I Grabbed Her So Aggressivelyā¦to Keep Her from Him.ā
ā¢ Saleeby: āHe Had Already Been Accused of the Things Priorā¦ Which I Found Outā¦ā
ā¢ Saleeby Acknowledges the Gravity of the Situation: āIāll Tell You This, In the Climate Thatās Going Now, He Definitely Would Have Been Fired.ā
ā¢ Nick Neville, Media Coordinator at CNN, Says It is āOpen Knowledgeā That a Female Colleague Got a Job Working with Steve Brusk That āAppeared Out of Nowhere,ā āā¦It Was Never Posted Onlineā¦ā
ā¢ Neville Refers to Allegedly Untoward Behavior from Brusk With the Young Female Employee: āā¦I Mean, He Emails All of Us, But He Would Email and Was Very Friendly to Her. And Then She Just Like Got a Job Like Working on His Team and She Was Like, Oh, Itās Hush-Hush. The Job Was Never Posted Anywhere.ā
ā¢ Neville: āā¦I Just Thought It Was a Little Strange.ā
ā¢ Christian Sierra, Media Coordinator at CNN, Continues: āThatās Unethicalā¦Thatās Unethical.ā
ā¢ Steve Brusk Tells Project Veritas Journalists to Speak with CNNās PR Team About Sexual Misconduct Allegations; When Approached in DC, Refuses to Watch Footage.
ā¢ Rick Saleeby and Jake Tapper Refuse to Speak with Project Veritas Journalists in DC When Approached for Comment.
ā¢ Project Veritas Calls CNN President Jeff Zuckerās Office for Comment on Last Weekās Multiple Releases Regarding Anti-Trump Bias in the Network; Zuckerās Administrative Assistant Replies: āWe Donāt Have Any Comment, Thanks for Calling.ā
CNN’s Jake Tapper got owned by Trump advisor Stephen Miller, so he cut his mic and went to a commercial break. Mark Dice reports.
As the fate of more than 50,000 immigrants hangs in the balance on our southern border, CNN News anchor Jake Tapper discusses the impending disaster with Republican strategist Kevin Madden and Neera Tanden, president of the Center for American Progress.
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