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Notice how the media only uses “tycoon” when they are referring to conservatives who made it rich? But not Soros, Zuckerberg, Bloomberg.
— Laura Ingraham (@IngrahamAngle) August 23, 2016
I can understand the frustration of carrying water for a man who makes it increasingly difficult to look at oneself in the mirror everyday, but Laura should by now know how to use Google. And more importantly should be aware that everyone else can use it as well.
To claim that no one except Donald Trump is called a tycoon would be as silly as citing media reports on media bias as reliable. It’s silly, recursive nonsense, so of course Trump’s fans will swallow it as whole as the balloons of cocaine I can only assume they regularly smuggle into prison visiting rooms and which have burst open in them on more than one occasion.
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The point, Laura, in case you got all twitterpated talking about stuff bursting inside of people, is that I can and did use Google to look this up. Your suggestion of some nefarious dog whistle – meant to, I don’t know, trigger people’s inherent racism against Monopoly’s Rich Uncle Pennybags? – doesn’t hold up to the careful scrutiny one can achieve through owning an internet browser.
Here you go:
“ZUCK! How The Brat Tycoon Became A Brilliant CEO”
Social-media tycoon doesn’t want Palo Alto neighbors peeking into his back yard or master bedroom
“The Billionaire Media tycoon and former New York Mayor…”
Brexit would damage Britain’s economy, says US tycoon Michael Bloomberg
“In the end media tycoon Michael Bloomberg….”
“…merely pushing his own interests as a super-rich American, the media tycoon shot back:”
Global tycoon George Soros buys into Manchester United
“A foundation sponsored by the currency tycoon George Soros is facing a court battle…”
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Laura Ingraham Continues to Say Unsubstantiated Crap – Since the 2016 version of conservatism has now reverted … https://t.co/CwdNXF7Jmk
— RedState (@RedState) August 23, 2016
I never listen to people like her on the radio any more. There are too many programs available over the Internet that are so much more interesting; have you seen the “Uncommon Knowledge” interviews (http://www.hoover.org/publications/uncommon-knowledge)?
I listen to the Steve Deace show: http://stevedeaceshow.crtv.libsynpro.com
It is on too late at night, so I listen to the podcast the next AM without the commercials.
Pray for righteousness to be restored and for the peace of Jerusalem
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