Media Elites Fly To Aspen To Complain That Everyday Americans Don't Like Them

When Reagan was shot I lost all respect for them at the press conference. It was like they'd get fired if they didn't ask a question and every question had already been asked so they came up with dumber and dumber stuff when they got their chance.

how much of a carbon footprint did that flight cost?

I think crack whores have more integrity than American mainstream journalists and by wide margin!!!

[link to dailycaller.com]


A group of famous journalists coalesced at the Aspen Ideas Festival last week to complain about President Donald Trump’s attacks on the media and the fact that they aren’t very well-liked by the public.

NBC’s Andrea Mitchell, The Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart, USA Today’s Susan Page, WAMU’s Joshua Johnson, NPR’s David Folkenflik and CNN’s Brian Stelter all joined a panel called “How We Survive Attacks on Journalism” at this year’s Aspen Ideas Festival.

According to a transcript of the event, the group spent most of the time complaining that Trump attacks them.

CNN’s Brian Stelter asserted that Trump is “poisoning the American people” with anti-media rhetoric, and even suggested that the country is in the middle of a “crisis” because of the president.

Johnson compared himself to a “preacher” and claimed that his job is to “humanize” the press in the face of attacks.

“There are also Americans who would really like to have that conversation that is squarely about Donald Trump, but they can’t have it with their wife. They can’t have it with their father. They can’t have it with their co-worker. They can’t have it with anybody,” Johnson said. “I get to be the itinerant preacher, to whom you can confess all of your sins, and hopes, and beliefs, and thoughts. And know that I will be here to keep a congregation in line.”

Capehart alleged that the president attacking individual journalists or outlets has never happened before and that the trend is “worrisome.”

A group of famous journalists coalesced at the Aspen Ideas Festival last week to complain about President Donald Trump’s attacks on the media and the fact that they aren’t very well-liked by the public...

Well said

They seem to be confused. No one is attacking journalism and when the start doing journalism the attacks will stop.

Using the media platform to print outright lies and slander has never been classed as journalism by any sane person. It's called propaganda and they need to stop.

They seem to be confused. No one is attacking journalism and when the start doing journalism the attacks will stop.

Using the media platform to print outright lies and slander has never been classed as journalism by any sane person. It's called propaganda and they need to stop.

These people think they have a monopoly on offenses. They think only they can attack and that there can not be a reaction.

Maybe GLP should empanel some people and have a discussion on the "The Media's Assault on American Citizens"...

I'll bet the MSM won't like it.

[link to dailycaller.com]


A group of famous journalists coalesced at the Aspen Ideas Festival last week to complain about President Donald Trump’s attacks on the media and the fact that they aren’t very well-liked by the public.

NBC’s Andrea Mitchell, The Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart, USA Today’s Susan Page, WAMU’s Joshua Johnson, NPR’s David Folkenflik and CNN’s Brian Stelter all joined a panel called “How We Survive Attacks on Journalism” at this year’s Aspen Ideas Festival.

According to a transcript of the event, the group spent most of the time complaining that Trump attacks them.

CNN’s Brian Stelter asserted that Trump is “poisoning the American people” with anti-media rhetoric, and even suggested that the country is in the middle of a “crisis” because of the president.

Johnson compared himself to a “preacher” and claimed that his job is to “humanize” the press in the face of attacks.

“There are also Americans who would really like to have that conversation that is squarely about Donald Trump, but they can’t have it with their wife. They can’t have it with their father. They can’t have it with their co-worker. They can’t have it with anybody,” Johnson said. “I get to be the itinerant preacher, to whom you can confess all of your sins, and hopes, and beliefs, and thoughts. And know that I will be here to keep a congregation in line.”

Capehart alleged that the president attacking individual journalists or outlets has never happened before and that the trend is “worrisome.”

Ain’t nuthin but steers queers soy boys and blow in Aspen.
Weed now too.

[link to dailycaller.com]


A group of famous journalists coalesced at the Aspen Ideas Festival last week to complain about President Donald Trump’s attacks on the media and the fact that they aren’t very well-liked by the public.

NBC’s Andrea Mitchell, The Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart, USA Today’s Susan Page, WAMU’s Joshua Johnson, NPR’s David Folkenflik and CNN’s Brian Stelter all joined a panel called “How We Survive Attacks on Journalism” at this year’s Aspen Ideas Festival.

According to a transcript of the event, the group spent most of the time complaining that Trump attacks them.

CNN’s Brian Stelter asserted that Trump is “poisoning the American people” with anti-media rhetoric, and even suggested that the country is in the middle of a “crisis” because of the president.

Johnson compared himself to a “preacher” and claimed that his job is to “humanize” the press in the face of attacks.

“There are also Americans who would really like to have that conversation that is squarely about Donald Trump, but they can’t have it with their wife. They can’t have it with their father. They can’t have it with their co-worker. They can’t have it with anybody,” Johnson said. “I get to be the itinerant preacher, to whom you can confess all of your sins, and hopes, and beliefs, and thoughts. And know that I will be here to keep a congregation in line.”

Capehart alleged that the president attacking individual journalists or outlets has never happened before and that the trend is “worrisome.”

Freedom Americans in Aspen, make them feel hurried, uncomfortable, and not welcomed. Make it happen. Fight fire with fire. Charge them double, spit in there food and jack off on their sheets.....oh wait, no.

We actually are smart. Don't do any of that. Be an American patriot and shame them, with Kindness. Love them so much that they might actually she that they promote hate. Semper Fi!