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Chuck Todd Joins Journos Trying to Help Abdul El-Sayed Find a Way Out of His Hasan Piker Problem

The lefty media again gave away the game over the last few days with their framing of a CBS News headline and story about a couple of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's deleted tweets that mentioned 9/11. One of El-Sayed's tweets on 9/11 mourned the "infrastructural devastation" on that day. 

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Many in the media knew exactly what to do with that story, and it was to make the "scandal" about CBS News for reporting about El-Sayed's deleted tweets:

"CBS News' El-Sayed problem." 

The headline everywhere should be "El-Sayed's Hasan Piker problem" but these "journalists" instinctively know what to do. 

Former Meet the Press moderator Chuck Todd tried to help minimize El-Sayed's issues when it comes to Piker:

"If you live a normie life (you know, go outside, touch grass, drive a car), you have no clue who this person is and when you are forced to read about him, you simply chalk him up to another lost soul who thinks the online world is the real world.  He seems like a totally overrated story."

Would it be an "overrated story" if the equivalent were happening with a Republican candidate? We're guessing no. 

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Watching how these "journalists" instinctively flow together like a school of fish when it comes to helping spin for Democrats (even socialist ones) is just amazing. 

That fist bump looked to us like it took place in the real world.

These "journalists" insist that's not the case and then spend every day proving otherwise. 

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