"Conservative" web site fires those who didn't bow to con artist

[someoneyouknow]

The "conservative" web site RedState fired a whole bunch of people today. Bloggers were locked out of their accounts and only those who met stringent criteria were allowed to return to work. What was that criteria? Not being critical of the con artist.

"They fired everybody who was insufficiently supportive of Trump," one of the sources who spoke with CNNMoney said, adding, "how do you define being 'sufficiently supportive' of Trump?"

"Of those who make less under their contracts, they mostly tossed those who had been openly critical of the president," the source said. "It seems to have been a cost saving measure, but the deciding factor between any two people seems to have been who liked the president and who didn't."

In other words, following the example of North Korea, China and Russia, if people writing about the con artist regime weren't deferential enough, didn't kiss his fat, white, pasty ass enough, if they wrote about his corrupt, conniving cabal, as any good "conservative" should do to point out the error of one's ways, they were given the heave ho.

So the next time some "conservative" whines about them "liberals" hating anyone who doesn't agree with them, kindly point them to the nearest mirror.

http://money.cnn.com/2018/04/27/media/redstate-blog-salem-media/index.html

 

[todski28]

The "conservative" web site RedState fired a whole bunch of people today. Bloggers were locked out of their accounts and only those who met stringent criteria were allowed to return to work. What was that criteria? Not being critical of the con artist.

"They fired everybody who was insufficiently supportive of Trump," one of the sources who spoke with CNNMoney said, adding, "how do you define being 'sufficiently supportive' of Trump?"

"Of those who make less under their contracts, they mostly tossed those who had been openly critical of the president," the source said. "It seems to have been a cost saving measure, but the deciding factor between any two people seems to have been who liked the president and who didn't."

In other words, following the example of North Korea, China and Russia, if people writing about the con artist regime weren't deferential enough, didn't kiss his fat, white, pasty ass enough, if they wrote about his corrupt, conniving cabal, as any good "conservative" should do to point out the error of one's ways, they were given the heave ho.

So the next time some "conservative" whines about them "liberals" hating anyone who doesn't agree with them, kindly point them to the nearest mirror.

http://money.cnn.com/2018/04/27/media/redstate-blog-salem-media/index.html

Both sides of the spectrum are engaging in this behaviour, it's mirrored polarization that historically has ended up fucked, authoritarian government or tyrannical dictator

 

[BotanyBoy]

Both sides of the spectrum are engaging in this behaviour, it's mirrored polarization that historically has ended up fucked, authoritarian government or tyrannical dictator

You'll never convince him.

It's only bad when the other side does it.

 

[Hypoxia]

Both sides of the spectrum are engaging in this behaviour...

Please point to 'liberal' USA media organizations in the last few decades that terminated ranks of staff for not toeing a party line.

 

[phrodeau]

Sometimes they just can't afford those high-standard journalists.

http://thehill.com/homenews/media/3...company-lays-off-staffers-over-funding-issues

The media company owned by right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopolous has reportedly laid off several staffers as funding for his media ventures has dried up.

Politico reports that the right-wing speaker and former Breitbart editor had been expecting significant backing from banking heir and cryptocurrency investor Matthew Mellon before Mellon's unexpected death earlier this month.

Mellon died April 16 after a battle with drug addition. Yiannopoulos's media ventures were previously supported by GOP mega-donor Robert Mercer and his daughter Rebekah Mercer, major backers of President Trump who announced they were ending their support for Yiannopolous last year.

 

[Hypoxia]

Sometimes they just can't afford those high-standard journalists.

http://thehill.com/homenews/media/3...company-lays-off-staffers-over-funding-issues

The trends lately are for conservative owners to shut down community papers or at least gut their news staffs, or to force ideological purity from staff, like Sinclair.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

You'll never get an answer from Bitter Boy.

When pressed, he can never come up with examples of Dems doing the "exact same thing." Never.

Please point to 'liberal' USA media organizations in the last few decades that terminated ranks of staff for not toeing a party line.

 

[BotanyBoy]

You'll never get an answer from Bitter Boy.

When pressed, he can never come up with examples of Dems doing the "exact same thing." Never.

I have, and I didn't make the claim here.

So stop with the lies....you don't have to be so dishonest and grimy.