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Vogon_Glory

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1. No Sympathy For The WSJ, Propaganda Organ

Reply to Attorney in Texas (Original post)

Wed Aug 12, 2015, 12:41 PM

Aug 2015

The Wall Street Journal was a right-wing propaganda organ long before Murdoch's NewsCorp took them over. If the press titutes who write the WSJ's editorial pages are unhappy, that's too (censored) bad. They helped make the GOP what it is and they co-own the blame.

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The Wall Street Journal scorns Trump Carson Fiorina Perry Santorum Jindal Graham Pataki & Gilmore [View all] Attorney in Texas Aug 2015 OP

No Sympathy For The WSJ, Propaganda Organ Vogon_Glory Aug 2015 #1

Agreed. If these candidates cannot get love from the rightwing echo chamber, they are truly unloved Attorney in Texas Aug 2015 #2

Paywall there, but... TreasonousBastard Aug 2015 #3

I used to worry about Paul (I know Democrats who liked his antiwar and other Libertarian views), but Attorney in Texas Aug 2015 #4

regardless of what he pretends his beliefs are... lame54 Aug 2015 #6

He's certainly toast now. Attorney in Texas Aug 2015 #11

To get around the paywall Cali_Democrat Aug 2015 #12

They may be wrong about TRUMP lame54 Aug 2015 #5

I think anyone who predicts the early demise of the Trump campaign is wrong, but I also think that Attorney in Texas Aug 2015 #9

Rupert Murdoch owns the Wall Street Journal emulatorloo Aug 2015 #7

Exactly. If even Rupert Murdoch is crapping on Perry, Santorum, Jindal, Fiorina, etc., they're done Attorney in Texas Aug 2015 #8

I thought the WSJ article was harsh until I read the Rolling Stone article: Attorney in Texas Aug 2015 #10

Interesting. n/t DirkGently Aug 2015 #13