Republican Congresswoman Busted Trashing Vaccines On Fox Then Praising Them On CNN

[GoLeft TV]

In the span of just a few hours on Sunday, Republican Representative Nancy Mace from South Carolina went on national news and attacked vaccines and praised their efficiency. The difference in her take appears to be dependent upon which network she is appearing on at the time, as she trashed the vaccines on Fox News while touting them on CNN. Again, these were national TV appearances within just a few hours of each other, and somehow Mace didn't think anyone would notice? Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

[calimary]

1. The two faces of a now-typical republi-CON.

[IronLionZion]

2. Of course, just tell the audience what they want to hear

These people don't believe their own lies. It's all for show.

[MontanaMama]

3. Is she really busted

if there are no consequences for talking out of both sides of her mouth?

[bucolic_frolic]

4. That is how to be more popular, all sides to all people, how convenient the separate TV audiences

See the game they're playing? See on FOX: MAGAts say she's great! See on CNN: Independents and a few Dems say she's not perfect, but ok, no reason to toss her. THIS IS A GAME TO THEM. THIS IS HOW THEY GAIN AN ADVANTAGE.

[littlemissmartypants]

5. She was on Amanpour yesterday. The host pressed her about her conflicting views on vaccines.

Somehow, suddenly she mysteriously disappeared from the live feed, going dark. Amanpour didn't miss a beat as she continued to interview the Democratic guest she had on air.

Coincidence? I don't think so but mostly, I don't care. She was abrasive, almost rude to Amanpour as she wasn't bringing anything to the discussion but a curt and agitated attitude. She did the show and the viewers a favor if she pulled her own plug or not.

[Rebl2]

6. Guess her answer

depends on what audience-network- she is pandering to.