Politics and Religion

You are right the OP's headline is misleading, but so are a couple of things you said.
JakeFromStateFarm 380 reads
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To describe the WSJ in its entirety as "the ultimate in the establishment conservative media" is an overstatement.  It IS true as far as the paper's Editorial and Op-Ed pages go, but NOT true for the rest of the paper.  The WSJ's news pages are not partisan and are renowned for their excellent, straightforward business journalism.
I also disagree with your suggestion the WSJ "cherry picked" the Gallup poll because it was ""Trump's worst poll."  It probably is his worst poll but using Gallup as an example isn't really cherry-picking since Gallup has also long been one of the country's most respected and reliable polls.

So it is not CNN or MSNBC it is WSJ calling the Clown for what he really is:  "A Fake President".

inept is more like it..

Posted By: hwy2heaven
So it is not CNN or MSNBC it is WSJ calling the Clown for what he really is:  "A Fake President".

JakeFromStateFarm244 reads

And yet they write of Trump's refusal to retract his bogus assertion Trump Tower was bugged by Obama: "Yet the President clings to his assertion like a drunk to an empty gin bottle."
A hilarious line but ultimately not funny at all.

It's been reported on "Reliable Sources" that Murdock talks to Trump several times a week. In fairness, one guest said that Murdock never tries to influence anyone on the editorial staff.

The WSJ doesn't call Trump a "fake president" but states he COULD be IF certain things Trump is doing continues so as usual you take a little trip and sidestep the facts.

It is also no secret that the WSJ has never been a fan of Trump. The WSJ is the ultimate in the establishment conservative media and the establishment, both right and left, cant stand him for the most part.

Proof of that is cherry picking the Gallup poll, which just happens to be Trumps worst poll. Would libs here have had a problem if the WSJ wrote a glowing report of the Trump presidency but only cited Rasmussen, i.e. his best poll?

Seems to me, anyone who wanted to be fair to him would list the average of polls which once again, shows no difference in any statistically meaning way from election day.

All that being said, the piece does a decent job of pointing out Trump's pitfalls and concerns moving forward but I don't see any new ground broken here and most of it is just common sense.

I don't know about election day, but his numbers have gotten worse since being in office! ;)

I'll just add that to your ever growing list of hypocrisy's. LOL

Never said I was consoled by it. I just point it out to counter your pathetic daily ignorance trying to convince everyone here that Trumps polls are "dropping" when in actuality they really haven't budged to any statistical relevant degree from election day.

But carry on with your bullshit, as I am sure you will! ;)

I sincerely hope Matt is OK, he seems to be slipping mentally the last few months.  
   
  Before "America First" President Trump was elected and the Democrat Party lost an enormous amount of seats from sea to shining sea,  Matt could often hold his own when debating.
   Now it seems like he's constantly Matt-erbating with nothing of substance to show for his efforts.
http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=302087&boardID=39&page=#302087

 
   
    I hope it's only TDS and not something bad consuming his mind.
     
    Jack, you know me well enough to realize I've always scoffed at polls.
     
  As long as President Trump is in charge I don't care what his polling numbers are. :-D  :-D  :-D

   

Posted By: JackDunphy
I'll just add that to your ever growing list of hypocrisy's. LOL  
   
 Never said I was consoled by it. I just point it out to counter your pathetic daily ignorance trying to convince everyone here that Trumps polls are "dropping" when in actuality they really haven't budged to any statistical relevant degree from election day.  
   
 But carry on with your bullshit, as I am sure you will! ;)

GaGambler461 reads

The further the board leans left, the less rational and more rabidly partisan he becomes, especially when he has the likes of Hadji, fg and LTM&L to egg him on. When the board shifts right, or when his buddies are on "vacation" he turns back into "moderate matt" and is once again worth talking to.

I agree about the polls, the only one that counted was the one taken back last November.

Yeah right.   His mental illness level has gone up by 10 points and his Russian connection level has hit the roof.

He has already proved beyond a reasonable doubt he is not only a Fake President but a pathological liar as well.    On Monday the Director of FBI confirmed both of these titles on "your" President.

JakeFromStateFarm421 reads

Please find me where Comey called Trump a "Fake President" or a "pathological liar."
I'll save you the trouble.  He didn't.
You lie so frequently you have lost the right to call even Trump a liar.

Telling "I have information to support those wiretapping tweets" is if you translate = not true = Lies = came from Liar.

A Liar is a Fake President.

You have to read between the lines and digest the news.  Looks like you do neither.

JakeFromStateFarm381 reads

To describe the WSJ in its entirety as "the ultimate in the establishment conservative media" is an overstatement.  It IS true as far as the paper's Editorial and Op-Ed pages go, but NOT true for the rest of the paper.  The WSJ's news pages are not partisan and are renowned for their excellent, straightforward business journalism.
I also disagree with your suggestion the WSJ "cherry picked" the Gallup poll because it was ""Trump's worst poll."  It probably is his worst poll but using Gallup as an example isn't really cherry-picking since Gallup has also long been one of the country's most respected and reliable polls.

Polling is an inexact science to begin with so why put all your eggs in just that one basket? They picked that one because they felt it help make their point better. Common sense, Jake, as people tend to try not to undermine their own argument.  

They could of just as easily pointed to the RCP average, and how that doesn't differ from election day, but that would have hurt their conclusion.

And I never claimed the WSJ's news pages were "partisan." I said they were part of the R "establishment", as the NY Times is part of the "D establishment."  

If you asked any knowledgeable person on the street if the WSJ was conservative or liberal, they would overwhelmingly state conservative. I think you would concede that point.

So at that point the only thing left to discuss is which camp in the conservative media are they in? And of course, it's establishment wing.

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JakeFromStateFarm364 reads

And why would I care what "any knowledgable person on the street" thinks of the WSJ?  Most such people have no clue about the "Chinese Wall" that exists between the news pages and Ed/Op-Ed.   Thus, their opinion is useless.

What they say he is in danger of being viewed by most Americans as being a fake President.  They have hardly put that label on him themselves.

"Two months into his presidency, Gallup has Mr. Trump's approval rating at 39%. No doubt Mr. Trump considers that fake news, but if he doesn't show more respect for the truth, most Americans may conclude he's a fake President," reads the editorial, which appeared online Tuesday night."

CNN would report that Trump took a healthy runny shit and you would be all ears.

Posted By: hwy2heaven
So it is not CNN or MSNBC it is WSJ calling the Clown for what he really is:  "A Fake President".

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