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'Pulitzer worthy'! Media super-sleuth notices what domain was registered after 'McSally attacked Manu'

As you now know, Republican Sen. Martha McSally of Arizona calling CNN congressional reporter Manu Raju a “liberal hack” has triggered the national media in epic fashion. Now the investigative journalism phase is kicking in post-insult, and one Politico reporter is all over it:

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The NY Times’ Maggie Haberman joined in:

Call the Pulitzer people!

“Attacked”? Can the media get more snowflake-y?

It’s almost as if McSally and her staff know what the general public thinks about the national media (not that journos realize it).

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It’s almost as if the MSM is totally predictable.

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