President Trump’s controversial tweets recently have had the media in full wagon-circling mode, and CNN is attempting to change hearts and minds, one group of Trump supporters at a time:
CNN reporter gathers eight Republican women in Dallas. All support Trump and believe his tweets were not racist. Women say what they think. Then reporter tries to convince them otherwise. https://t.co/IZZ32FiBD2
— Byron York (@ByronYork) July 17, 2019
CNN correspondent Randi Kaye not only asked eight Trump-supporting women what they thought of his recent tweets, but was also helpful enough to tell them what they should be thinking about them:
"I don't think it matters. It's idiotic, what they're saying, so it doesn't matter if they're black or white."
Female Trump voters in Dallas, TX, deny any element of racism in the President's comments aimed at four Democratic lawmakers, all of whom are women of color. pic.twitter.com/wX3fouhHNy
— Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) July 17, 2019
We’ve said “peak CNN” so much that we must have reached the top of Everest by now.
Exceptionally sad when you don’t even notice a “reporter” trying to convince people they are wrong. Activism is now expected instead of journalism from CNN.
— Common Sense (@Paine_1776) July 17, 2019
If a reporter starts arguing with you over who is right, that's a red flag.
— legalbeagle2016 (@Legalbeagle2016) July 17, 2019
Just a little bit, but it’s what we’ve come to expect from DNCNN.
Reporter should be in quotes. #FakeNews #FakeNewsMedia https://t.co/u0JYce3znA
— Darkness (@thoughtfulnuan1) July 17, 2019
Another day, another low for CNN. https://t.co/b3uOrRtHLY
— JWF (@JammieWF) July 17, 2019
Not the first time CNN has tried and failed at something like this.
— NKR (@NKR_II) July 17, 2019
Nor will it be the last.
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