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Originally posted by @philokalia
Why link to the NY article at all?

The Daily Caller article quotes extensively and frames the portion that MTH believes is most relevant to the reader.

MOREOVER, nothing was said specifically about nuclear weapons (another complaint that you had about this).

That is a clever moving of the goal posts.
OK, so Trump was right................. about what?


Originally posted by @vivify
From the NYT article:

"Such a program would not violate the international deal intended to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, or any other formal agreement."

So...Trump was wrong. Again.
But that, my friend, is a tautology.


Originally posted by @no1marauder
OK, so Trump was right................. about what?
That, my friend, is a contradiction.

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Originally posted by @philokalia
MOREOVER, nothing was said specifically about nuclear weapons (another complaint that you had about this).

Liar (again)
Never complained about that.


Originally posted by @philokalia
Why link to the NY article at all?

The Daily Caller article quotes extensively and frames the portion that MTH believes is most relevant to the reader.

MOREOVER, nothing was said specifically about nuclear weapons (another complaint that you had about this).

That is a clever moving of the goal posts.
There's a reason why Mott posted this: because it filters the facts from the NYT article through a conservative lens. For example, the Daily Caller (as Mott pointed out) left out that Iran's "secret" program doesn't violate the Nuclear Treaty.

As a die-hard Trump supporter, that's not what you want to hear. No, you want the more salacious bits that feed your biases. The Daily Caller accomplishes this by giving it's own spin a respected news source to give it the appearance of legitimacy.

So that's why you link to the source, rather than the hillbilly version.


Originally posted by @vivify
There's a reason why Mott posted this: because it filters the facts from the NYT article through a conservative lens. For example, the Daily Caller (as Mott pointed out) left out that Iran's "secret" program doesn't violate the Nuclear Treaty.

As a die-hard Trump supporter, that's not what you want to hear. No, you want the more salacious bits that fe ...[text shortened]... nce of legitimacy.

So that's why you link to the source, rather than the hillbilly version.
"Dumbing down" current world events and news for conservative consumption is nothing new. FOX has been doing it for years.


Originally posted by @vivify
There's a reason why Mott posted this: because it filters the facts from the NYT article through a conservative lens. For example, the Daily Caller (as Mott pointed out) left out that Iran's "secret" program doesn't violate the Nuclear Treaty.

As a die-hard Trump supporter, that's not what you want to hear. No, you want the more salacious bits that fe ...[text shortened]... nce of legitimacy.

So that's why you link to the source, rather than the hillbilly version.
the agreement is no longer in place...you defend ms 13, Iranian terrorist, worship a prostitute...what a sad life you must have. For this not to violate the agreement just goes to show how bad the Obama agreement was. And no, it was not a treaty, that only goes to show your ignorance.


Originally posted by @wolfe63
"Dumbing down" current world events and news for conservative consumption is nothing new. FOX has been doing it for years.
Must be doing something right...FOX has the HIGHEST ratings of ALL MSM. Deal with it! LOL


Originally posted by @mott-the-hoople
Must be doing something right...FOX has the HIGHEST ratings of ALL MSM. Deal with it! LOL
Mob rule is not a something to celebrate my conservative friend.

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Originally posted by @mott-the-hoople
Must be doing something right...FOX has the HIGHEST ratings of ALL MSM. Deal with it! LOL
That means nothing. They have no other conservative cable news networks to compete with.

Furthermore, your claim is not even true. Fox News averages two million prime time viewers; Stephen Colbert averages 4 million viewers a night, and it's even higher when you factor in his YouTube views for the same show.