Monday, February 24, 2025
“Progress” at msnbc
[“CNN—Hoaxes ‘R Us: Black Lesbian Former Bernie Sanders Spokesman Symone Sanders Launches Fresh Hate Crime Hoax on CNN Tonight with Don Lemon, and Defends Other Debunked Hate Crime Hoaxes!; CNN’s Sanders, Lemon, and Kate Bolduan All Win Duranty-Blair Awards for Journalistic Infamy”]
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, february 24, 2025 at 11:18:00 a.m. est
“according to sources, [new msnbc news president] Kutler plans to replace the Reidout, which has aired at 7 p.m. ET since 2020, with co-hosts from the weekend — Symone Sanders-Townsend, Michael Steele and Alicia Menendez.”
GRA: That's minus one negress, but they add two coons and a spicano.
Not progress.
--GRA
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, february 24, 2025 at 12:23:00 a.m. est
You mean Joy Reid. Replaced with two blacks and a mex. THAT'S how they "change" things? (Chuckle.)
“Progress” at msnbc
--GRA
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Sad Joy: "My show had value...whether it was the Black Lives Matter issues...We need to understand 1619 as the real founding of this country...Gaza...the American people have a right to object to little babies being bombed...those things are of God...I'm just proud of my show."
There's hope, Joy, there's hope! You could be a budget analyst, as PGCexpat shared. Who needs LinkedIn when you have Nicholas Stix Uncensored? Now it only pays six figures, not seven, but that's not bad for the Trump economy, right, dearie?
[Therapist's notes: I referred Joy to the 1970 book "What Color is Your Parachute?" but she came to our next session muttering "black, black, black, black, black."]
Didn't take long for this to come 'round fool circle: Rachel Maddow
Hints That MSNBC Fired Joy Reid and Others Because the Network Is Racist
ASS(OCIATED) PRESS SHOT DOWN BY JUDGE-- COMMIE INCITING ORGANIZATION DOESN'T HAVE AUTOMATIC ACCESS TO THE OVAL OFFICE/AIR FORCE ONE
(ZH)A federal judge on Monday declined to issue a temporary restraining order against the White House for denying The Associated Press full access in covering the administration, asking for a fuller briefing before making a decision.
The AP was barred indefinitely from the Oval Office and Air Force One because of its refusal to change its style on the Gulf of Mexico after President Donald Trump renamed it the “Gulf of America.” The wire service has accused Trump administration officials of violating its First Amendment protections by refusing access.
Judge Trevor McFadden told the court there were several reasons he denied the temporary restraining order. He noted there was a difference in the issues of this case and case law presented by both parties.
He also questioned the amount of irreparable harm the AP would suffer as the news outlet can get access to the same information whether or not they’re in the room where it happened, he argued.
Charles Tobin, attorney for the Associated Press, argued that there are elements to be reported that cannot be seen on a television screen and necessitate a journalist being in the room.
“We’re not arguing the president has to answer the Associated Press’ questions,” Charles Tobin said, but access “can not be denied without due process.”
The judge said he was not inclined to “act precipitously" with regard to the executive office of the president.
The AP also waited 10 days to file their case, McFadden noted.
“I can’t say the AP has shown a likelihood of success here,” the judge said.
In a statement following the ruling, AP spokesperson Lauren Easton said the agency looks forward to its next hearing on March 20, "where we will continue to stand for the right of the press and the public to speak freely without government retaliation. This is a fundamental American freedom.”
U.S. Attorney Brian Hudak argued that the case was about whether the president could decide who has access to him. No one, he said, has "special access right."
Trump signed an executive order on the day of his inauguration renaming the body of water the "Gulf of America," but the AP said that it will refer to it "by its original name while acknowledging the new name Trump has chosen."
Trump defended the ban on AP journalists at a news conference in Florida last week, directly referring to the outlet's choice about what to call the Gulf.
--GRA
Off to "podcast heaven"with her--or hell as the case may be.
--GRA
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