Tuesday, January 23, 2018

CNN: "WE'RE JUST DOING THE RUSSIA STUFF FOR RATINGS"

Dear Friend,
Given the media's hysterical reaction to Trump's election, we shouldn't be all that surprised that they are foregoing any and all journalistic standards.
Consider these recent stories about CNN...
"CNN producer fesses up: We're just doing the Russia stuff for ratings."
CNN has a "unique role as nemesis for Mr. Trump."
"3 CNN journalists resign after retracted story on Trump ally."
As a former news journalist myself, I can tell you that none of the reports exposing CNN will change them

This infuriates me because most journalists are trained to be fair, to check the facts, and to do their homework.

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Standing (Eph. 6:13),

Tony Perkins
President

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