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- The Battle for Trump's Ear...

- They're Shooting Journalists Now at the #DAPL Protest - Journalist Erin Schrode, (former) Congressional Candidate (D-CA, 2nd District)

- Make Trump a One Term President - George Goehl, People's Action

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somae 9 years 39 weeks ago
#1

There's alot I don't agree with Trump about but "dressing down" the media isn't one of them.

The CORPORATE media that treated Bernie Sanders like he didn't exist? That treats the protests against the Dakota Access pipeline like it doesn't exist? That said "Trump may be bad for America, but he's great for CBS"? -- And on and on and on?

Somtimes I find myself agreeing with Trump.

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