Comments by "maynunal" (@maynunal) on "Sen. Lindsey Graham: WaPo, NYT Pulitzer Prizes should be taken away" video.

“So, what I don’t want to hear is that they care about crime, because if they did they would start by cleaning up our own house and mind our own business instead of coming after D.C.” – U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, calling out GOP hypocrisy on crime in light of George Santos
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My question is, why doesn’t the media ask McCarthy why he’s refusing to pay for money already authorized and spent by Congress? This is not a both sides issue. Media continues to fail this country by performing as Republican stenographers.
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Four Republican representatives from New Hampshire, who had previously supported Donald Trump, have now withdrawn their endorsement and are backing Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida and a prominent figure in the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement. This shift in support has been reported by Meatball Ron's super PAC. The reasons behind these representatives' decision to switch their allegiance from Trump to DeSantis are unclear. It's possible that Trump's recent legal defeat against E. Jean Caroll, which labeled him as a sexual abuser and resulted in a $5 million damages payment, may have influenced their decision. One of the representatives, Juliet Harvey-Bolia, seems indecisive, as she claims to endorse both DeSantis and Trump. However, it should be noted that endorsements like these primarily matter to Republican voters, and both Trump and DeSantis have been criticized for their potential authoritarian tendencies. In any case, it is hoped that the ongoing conflict between Trump and DeSantis within the Republican Party will weaken the eventual nominee and have negative consequences during the general election.
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Matt Gaetz. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Mark Meadows. Rudy Giuliani. Andy Biggs. Mo Brooks. Louie Gohmert. Scott Perry. John Eastman. They all wanted pardons but didn’t realize Trump wanted $2 million for each.
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The question raised here pertains to why the media does not inquire about Kevin McCarthy's refusal to allocate funds that have already been authorized and spent by Congress. The statement suggests that this issue is not one that should be presented as a matter of two equally valid perspectives. Additionally, the media is criticized for allegedly failing the country by acting as mere transcribers for the Republican Party. The media plays a crucial role in holding public figures accountable and informing the public about important matters. In this case, the question is directed at why the media has not challenged Kevin McCarthy, the leader of the Republican Party in the House of Representatives, on his stance regarding the payment of authorized and spent funds. The statement implies a concern that the media may not be fulfilling its duty to objectively report on the actions and positions of political leaders. Instead, it suggests that the media might be favoring or amplifying the perspectives of the Republican Party without critically questioning or investigating their decisions or motivations.
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