As Sean Davis of the Federalisttweets, “Imagine the Democrat reaction if it turned out Trump’s personal driver and consigliere for 20 years was a Russian spy. Now ask yourself why they’re not reacting the same way to news that the former head of the Senate Intelligence Committee was infiltrated.”
As “Comfortably Smug” tweets, “Tricking them into cutting off the journo museum’s only source of revenue to own the libs.”
Meanwhile, Stephen Miller wonders if CNN has “doxxed the creator of that T-Shirt yet?”
* Offer still valid whenever conservative journalists are hired, of course.
UPDATE: “Liberal defenders of the press were angrier about a dumb t-shirt being sold at Newseum than a racist being hired by the nation’s preeminent newspaper. And we wonder why public trust in journalism is at an all time low,” conservative radiologist/journalist Pradheep J. Shanker tweets.
Gillibrand wasn’t the only senator to publicly call on Franken to step down, but she was the first (but only by minutes) in a wave of female senators ― who were eventually joined by many of their male colleagues on the same day, Dec. 6 ― to do so. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), however, reportedly told Franken in private that he needed to go beforehand.
But Gillibrand has received the brunt of the blame for what happened, with many of her detractors saying the reason she came out against Franken was that she’s an “opportunist” who was positioning herself for a presidential run in 2020. Some Democratic Party donors have been reconsidering whether they would support her in a primary.
Most prominently, Gillibrand has attracted the ire of billionaire George Soros, who has long funded Democratic candidates and causes. Soros recently said he wasn’t sure whom he was supporting for 2020, but that it absolutely wouldn’t be Gillibrand. He accused her of going after Franken, “whom I admire,” to “improve her chances” for president.
MY STRATEGY IS TO NOT GET OUT OF BED: How the elderly can prevent potentially deadly falls. “Vitamin D, gained through sun exposure, can be protective – but aged care residents often don’t get outside enough.” Plus, the value of exercise, though I’d go a bit more Rippetoe if it were up to me.