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Ron Fournier interview with Chuck Todd on MSNBC, regarding the attacks on the Justice System and the Office of the President

Without doubt, the smartest conversation I’ve heard about the problems of partisanship and the media.

Ron Fournier: For the record, nobody is panicking about Ebola

http://twitter.com/#!/ron_fournier/status/525471338828685313

Ron Fournier, a reporter for National Journal, makes a good point. So far, Americans have been much more alarmed by the Obama administration’s incompetence in dealing with Ebola than by the Ebola virus itself.

@ron_fournier I got an advertisement email from the Washington Times suggesting I hoard food today.

— Andrew Kaczynski…

Ron Fournier’s ‘provocative hypothetical’ on quarantines? Gun seizures

http://twitter.com/#!/ChasFlemming/status/526888750186369024

National Journal reporter Ron Fournier has been doing a lot of chin scratching on the Ebola crisis lately, leading to some head scratching from his Twitter followers. Just yesterday, he tweeted a photo that seemed to equate the Ebola quarantine policies of Govs. Cuomo and Christie with World War II internment camps (while overlooking…

Former Chief Of AP: Breaking Law To Get Trump’s Taxes ‘Right Thing To Do’

    Why is this not the “right thing to do” with Hillary’s medical records? Breaking the law to release personal information about Republicans is only acceptable.

    Weasel Zippers:

This is present-day MSM. Nothing like the law applies to all, for the protection of all, whether we like them or not. No, they think if the law gets in their way, hang the law.

The First Amendment, to which Mr.…

men·dac·i·ty

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noun

untruthfulness.

Example:

“But there’s no equivalence.

On one hand, Benghazi and email and lies.

On the other hand, mendacity, bigotry, bullyism, narcissism, sexism, selfishness, sociopathology, and a lack of understanding or interest in public policy—all to extremes unseen in modern presidential politics.”