Sipsey Street Irregulars: Sharyl Attkisson Blasts Media’s Fast And Furious Coverage: “We Should All Be Embarrassed”

Saturday, September 27, 2014

Sharyl Attkisson Blasts Media’s Fast And Furious Coverage: “We Should All Be Embarrassed”

“We should all be embarrassed that we’re leaving it up to a conservative watch dog group to do the job that I think we should all be doing,” Attkisson said. “If the media pressed harder, reported more on it, made a bigger issue of these inexcusable restrictions of information under this administration maybe something could be done about it. If you reported it every day on the evening news, I think that the drumbeat might actually change things.”

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Anonymous said...: " If you reported it every day on the evening news, I think that the drumbeat might actually change things.”

Which is precisely the reason it isn't done. Because this IS, a conspiracy of the hard left. Managed and massaged on a daily basis with one goal, power.

All the other "bad" things, well, that will never happen under them.

In fact they are so sure of their ideologies, that they construct nothing but lies for you to see and hear 24-7-365. Never allowing truth or facts to surface, destroying both the reporter and the information reported, as a coordinated group effort.

But there is no conspiracy.

As long as the people don't know, they're golden. Fortunately for them, the people really don't want to believe that this could ever happen here, to them. They have no experience with traitors and don't want to believe that any American, even a naturalized one would betray this country.

They can't see that the common Marxist isn't loyal to this country, only their ideology, and the power to make it so.; September 27, 2014 at 11:17 AM
Anonymous said...: Someone should pat Sharyl on the head and tell her that it's quaint that she is still in denial about the media and their ongoing protection of President Obama.

-Blake

ps. Sharyl has done some great reporting, but her blind spot regarding her own industry is rather astounding.; September 27, 2014 at 4:22 PM
Anonymous said...: I apologize Mike for being so far topic but this could be related . Bill Gross just quit Pimco on Friday. This guy was the biggest of all dogs in the bond market . He managed a third of a Trillion dollars in the Pimco fund that he started 43 years ago. The bond market has been rocked to its core . Those that have been awaiting a societal change through financial collapse may not have long to wait.; September 27, 2014 at 5:48 PM

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