Live Performance and Q&A With the Banjoist Béla Fleck
Why French Fries Are More of a "Superfood" Than Kale
Section of 2nd Temple-era column found at Temple Mount dig
Gender "Educator:" It is "Repulsive" and "Hurtful" and "Damaging" To Ask a Person What Sex Xer Child Is
Chelsea Clinton Gives Advice on How Millennial Women Can Be as Successful as Her
Taibbi: Putin Derangement Syndrome Arrives
At this point, anti-Trump Russia hysteria smells like Ben Rhodes-style echo chamber - Media reporting on what other media are saying creates endless cycle of news stories about news stories:
I see something similar unfolding now as during the Iran deal. Whether Rhodes was or is involved is not clear, though he has been particularly active in attacking the Trump administration. But the methodology is the same, a fact-free narrative endlessly parroted by the media in a circular fashion so that media reporting on what other media are saying creates an endless cycle of news stories about news stories.
It’s worth noting that while the media shows keen interest in building up the anti-Trump collusion narrative, it seems highly motivated to tear down the improper surveillance narrative asserted by Congressman Devin Nunes and others. The media worries more about whether Trump’s tweets about “wiretapping” were accurate than whether the powers of our spy agencies were abused for political purposes, and whether the Obama administration deliberately tried to undermine the incoming president.
Real Collusion: the Clinton and Podesta Record
Bombshell: The Obama Spying Scandal Started Long Before Trump
Susan Rice's alleged unmasking requests not so routine, ex-officials say
Eerie Prescience of Donald Trump
Krauthammer’s Take: Sunni States Ready for Peace with Israel but ‘Hostage to the Palestinians’
Nobody can stand the Palis
