#jake tapper

[dosesofcommonsense]

[simply-ivanka]

[jacks-weird-world]

✧* CNN ᵢₙₜₑᵣᵥᵢₑw *✧

📸: Jack with CNN journalists Jake tapper and Dana bash.

[just-likeafolksong]

'that's just some middle aged white guy' yeah but he's MY emotional support middle aged white guy

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Coral Murphy Marcos at The Guardian:

Gretchen Whitmer, the governor of Michigan, called Donald Trump “just deranged” on Sunday after he said women would no longer be thinking about abortion if he is elected as president in November. “This guy just doesn’t understand what the average woman is confronting in her life in this country, and how could he? He’s not lived a normal life,” Whitmer said in an interview on CNN’s State of the Union. Whitmer also reaffirmed her support for Kamala Harris, describing her as a person “who has worked hourly jobs, who knows how important it is that women have healthcare and access to the medical care that they need”. Whitmer was asked to comment about a speech the former president delivered on Saturday, saying women “will be happy, healthy, confident, and free” if he is elected president. “He’s just deranged,” the governor of Michigan said.

On CNN’s State Of The Union Sunday, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) called Donald Trump “deranged” after his Truth Social screed on women would no longer be thinking about abortion if he is elected.

From the 09.22.2024 edition of CNN's State Of The Union:

[aunti-christ-ine]

[dadsinsuits]

Jake Tapper

[antebellumite]

only olden friends of this blog remember the tapperposting days... anyways i don't think i've ever actually posted this group picture i made of the cnn anchors as cats...?

[yinx1]

CNN didn’t do their job tonight. You are reporters and journalists(that’s you fucking job, Jake/Dana); you fact check for a living. Fact Check the lying motherfucker to his face. You do not let a candidate either one blatantly lie…known lies. Shame.

[tomorrowusa]

« There are few things Congress loves more than a short-term solution to a long-term problem — something to help it forestall difficult decisions and paper over divisions in hopes that, at some later date, these problems will magically disappear.

House Republicans can’t even agree upon trying that right now. »

— Aaron Blake at the Washington Post on the failure of House Republicans to come up with even a band-aid solution to the Speaker situation.

Liz Cheney was on State of the Union on Sunday. She places blame for the current dysfunction in the House and the violent threats associated with the Speaker elections on Donald Trump.

She's currently writing a book which is supposed to be available in December – in time for holiday giving to any MAGA zombies on your gift list. 😉

[simply-ivanka]

CNN IS PATHETIC

[gamer2002]

Seems like perjury to me

[dailysudeikis]

sneak peek to Jason’s interview with Jake Tapper on CNN, later today.

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Kayla Gogarty at MMFA:

In their discussion after Vice President Kamala Harris’ October 23 CNN town hall, the network’s anchors admitted — but then dismissed — that mainstream media are holding Harris to a “different standard” than her Republican opponent Donald Trump.  Trump and Harris held one debate on September 11, after which Trump refused further debates. Due to this, CNN invited both Harris and Trump to participate in individual town hall events, an invitation Harris accepted but Trump declined. On October 23, Harris participated in a CNN town hall with undecided Pennsylvania voters. Following Harris' town hall, CNN anchors engaged in what journalist Aaron Rupar called “theater criticism” of Harris' performance without even acknowledging that Trump refused to even show up to take questions from voters until roughly 10 minutes into their post-event discussion. While a focus group CNN gathered overall had positive reactions, CNN immediately criticized Harris’ performance, even admitting — and dismissing — that they are holding Harris to a “different standard” and “it's inherently unfair.”

CNN’s post-Kamala Harris town hall coverage was the same old bothsiderism.

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