There are those who see the regular Reporters that swarm around the White House as the bastions of
honourable information and hold no bias towards any particular party. Then there some who perceive
the established news outlets as mere milling seagulls that have chose a particular narrative and follow
any tid-bit whether it's valid or not.
Whichever colour of pill one decides to swallow, I think both sides can agree the writer of this below
would fall under the heading 'Shower of Sh*t' anyway.
I found it as a 'Top Story' when I googled 'latest news' and seeing the headline and not checking the
source, I clicked on it to read about the further escapade that's supposedly unfolding in the environs
of Washington D.C.
Chaos on Capitol Hill as Republicans reel from latest Trump controversy.
'Another day, another bombshell from the president – and a frenzy on the Hill, where Republicans have
become used to a barrage of questions from reporters...'
The Guardian:
Surely, the juicy truth was awaiting just down the page somewhere and I began to read something that
wasn't so much a news report, but a story written in a manner that forced a mediocre of false excitement
because in reality, nothing happened.
The tale tells of Congressmen and Senators moving from one area of Capitol Hill to another...
It implies a scandal that is never defined with facts and rolls in a mire of insinuation prose and action
-failing suggestion.
And these are the people entrusted with relating true information.
The end of the penned poppycock is this and for those with a weak heart, beware.
'...The contingent of reporters pressing phones and recorders in front of lawmakers has swelled
with each controversy, leaving the Senate staff charged with keeping lanes to the elevators clear
completely exasperated.
On Wednesday, the Senate press gallery sent an email on “Senate Hallway congestion” urging
reporters to be “mindful of space constraints and safety concerns”.
The letter warned reporters that “Senate officials may act to correct overcrowding situations”,
adding: “Collectively, the press following the Senators have become large and aggressive ...
we are concerned someone may get hurt.”...'
Staggering, nuh?
honourable information and hold no bias towards any particular party. Then there some who perceive
the established news outlets as mere milling seagulls that have chose a particular narrative and follow
any tid-bit whether it's valid or not.
Whichever colour of pill one decides to swallow, I think both sides can agree the writer of this below
would fall under the heading 'Shower of Sh*t' anyway.
I found it as a 'Top Story' when I googled 'latest news' and seeing the headline and not checking the
source, I clicked on it to read about the further escapade that's supposedly unfolding in the environs
of Washington D.C.
Chaos on Capitol Hill as Republicans reel from latest Trump controversy.
'Another day, another bombshell from the president – and a frenzy on the Hill, where Republicans have
become used to a barrage of questions from reporters...'
The Guardian:
Surely, the juicy truth was awaiting just down the page somewhere and I began to read something that
wasn't so much a news report, but a story written in a manner that forced a mediocre of false excitement
because in reality, nothing happened.
The tale tells of Congressmen and Senators moving from one area of Capitol Hill to another...
It implies a scandal that is never defined with facts and rolls in a mire of insinuation prose and action
-failing suggestion.
And these are the people entrusted with relating true information.
The end of the penned poppycock is this and for those with a weak heart, beware.
'...The contingent of reporters pressing phones and recorders in front of lawmakers has swelled
with each controversy, leaving the Senate staff charged with keeping lanes to the elevators clear
completely exasperated.
On Wednesday, the Senate press gallery sent an email on “Senate Hallway congestion” urging
reporters to be “mindful of space constraints and safety concerns”.
The letter warned reporters that “Senate officials may act to correct overcrowding situations”,
adding: “Collectively, the press following the Senators have become large and aggressive ...
we are concerned someone may get hurt.”...'
Staggering, nuh?
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