Despite the Hysterical Drive-By Watergate Narrative, Trump’s Ratings Remain Steady
May 15, 2017
RUSH: Okay. So right now President Trump is at the U.S. Capitol Building, and he is speaking at a ceremony that honors fallen police officers. You watch. If he doesn’t mention Comey, the media’s gonna get all over him because in their world Comey is fallen. He got canned and if Trump doesn’t mention Comey, it’s gonna mean he’s becoming Nixonian.
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It is amazing to watch the Drive-By Media. They are actually trying to recreate Watergate here. The end result of Watergate was that the media is convinced they got rid of a president. So they’re trying to cause the same thing to happen here. They are taking anything and everything in the Comey firing, Russian collusion story and finding equivalence in the Nixon Watergate story.
There is none. It’s not even close. They’re not even in the same universe. And yet the media is so conditioned by this one event in American history — what is that event? That event is actually when the United States media got rid of a president. And ever since, they have been attempting to flex similar muscle and influence for two reasons: one, to get rid of Republican presidents; and, two, to prove that they still have the juice to do it. And we find ourselves mired in an ongoing narrative where the media is attempting to recreate almost in exactitude a timeline and narrative that is equal and identical to Watergate.
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