CNN worries that someone will flush

Brian "Baldy Bean" Stelter got his twit handed to him after he went on Twitter and actually bragged about how CNN skipped coverage of the Trump rally.

When you brag about what you were supposed to do as journalists but refused to do, that's kind of when the twit hits the fan.

The corpulent munchkin told his Twitter followers that his network didn't air President Trump's rally in Duluth, Minn. which was held just hours after he caved to the left and signed an executive order to end family separation of those who cross the border illegally with their children.

In effect, what Baldy Bean said was CNN covers only what it wants you, their selective-and-low-information audience, to hear.

The CNN cretin tweeted:

"As expected, the only cable newsers carrying tonight's Trump rally are Fox News and Fox Biz." 

So Fox News' Greg Gutfeld in response tweeted:

"President Trump speaks on a day of a major story development; and the nation's hall monitor prides self on not covering it."

Geraldo Rivera, the obnoxious, self-aggrandizing not-so closet liberal responded:

"That doesn't make them wrong."

Clearly Rivera is working for the wrong network. In fact, whenever he's on "The Five" and passionately interrupts a conservative trying to make a point, I go over to a Netflix show and try to guess at what point the initial gay or lesbian sex scene will occur. [FYI: it's usually in the first ten minutes.]

But back to Stelter--after he tweeted the dude was bombarded with more negative comments than likes and retweets.

One Twitter user tweeted:

"'As expected?' Cable news is 24/7. Why would you not broadcast a Presidential rally?"

Another asked:

"Why isn't CNN covering the President? Couldn't you get @Acosta to stand in the crowd & scream questions at him?"

Many of the tweets simply mocked the "in-the-toilet" ratings of the Certainly Not News network. One person tweeted:

"So you're settling for last place again? Awesome!"

Trump's point about fake news becomes increasingly easier to accept. When a so-called news organization brags about not covering a presidential rally [because they don't like the president], and the left is okay with that, it indicates the unweaving of the fabric of democracy.

Ironically, at one point during Trump's rally, the crowd erupted into chants of "CNN sucks."

Maybe that's what CNN anticipated and didn't have the guts to deal with negativity the same way Trump and his family has dealt with enormous animosity from the mainstream media and the vulgarity of the leftist entertainment industry.


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