Date: July 28th, 2015 1:23 PM Author: Multi-colored Tanning Salon
Cains and Trumps.
Media says that it's lack of scrutiny and that voters respond once learning more. LOL, yeah, rational actors, bro.
No. Most of the extremes, the unaffiliateds, the swing voters--are dumbs. Disengaged, low IQ, not smart, not interested in civic participation let alone staying out of the oxy drawer.
The media doesn't want to anger the prole and be seen as elitist. But they'd be telling the truth that we won't admit in the public sphere: only a small fraction of this country is productive, a small fraction of this country determines its future, a small fraction of this country is not total shit pure shit.
These poll risers just indicate a bunch of dumbs can be moved by almost nothing of substance, just entertainment.
Date: July 28th, 2015 1:31 PM Author: Carmine mad-dog skullcap
Herb Rosenfield: "Jakob, I know you want to run this story, but I just don't think it's a, well... 'flattering'... portrayal of SueAnne and Billy Bob. And I'm not saying that we should be bending the news for folks, but they're just such a nice couple, and I don't want to drag them through the mud like this..."
Jakob Kirschbaum: *Sighs* "I guess you're right. Too damn bad. It would have made a good lead..."
Date: July 28th, 2015 2:00 PM Author: lurid anal narrative
Date: July 28th, 2015 1:31 PM
Author: To be fair (Semi-Retired)
Herb Rosenfield: "Jakob, I know you want to run this story, but I just don't think it's a, well... 'flattering'... portrayal of SueAnne and Billy Bob. And I'm not saying that we should be bending the news for folks, but they're just such a nice couple, and I don't want to drag them through the mud like this..."
Jakob Kirschbaum: *Sighs* "I guess you're right. Too damn bad. It would have made a good lead..."
Date: July 28th, 2015 1:52 PM Author: Clear Irradiated Business Firm
having finished her final draft, a Gawker writer hovers over SEND as she re-considers her lightly snarky article on religion in the American South one last time before posting.
after a few moments, a troubled look steals across her features, to be replaced by a pensiveness that at length firms into determination.
"No... we have to draw the line *somewhere*," she mutters to herself, as she resolutely clicks DELETE.