CNN pulls a 'Donna Brazile' for Elizabeth Warren

Now I'm not saying that CNN gave Elizabeth Warren the questions for last Tuesday's debate but like Brazile, CNN helped Warren get a leg up on the competition and failed to disclose that one of their powder puff questioners was a huge Warren donor.

During the "LGBTQ Town Hall" [Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and Queer] last week, the fake Cherokee got baby safe questions aimed to kick leftist butt. And while the entire event was as interesting as watching cow dung dry, the candidates came up with a mess of outrageous ideas such as punishing churches for not performing same-sex marriage ceremonies or go along with killing babies.

The fun part was when Joe Biden seemed ready to play tonsil hockey with Anderson Cooper just to prove how woke he is regarding gay stuff.

Warren was asked a question and seemed locked and loaded with an answer almost before it was asked. Now we know why--the guy was a fanboy who gave all he could to her campaign. Did they discuss the question beforehand? If the pope falls in the woods is he a bear?

The guy looked all googly-eyed at Liz and would have given his left something or other to have a beer with her. If you believe they didn't prepare the answer to his "tough" question beforehand, you might also believe that snakes have hips.

CNN’s blockhead, Chris Cuomo, introduced Morgan Cox at the Thursday town hall as “the chair of the Human Rights Campaign board of directors” who was part of “a real estate investment firm in Dallas, Texas.” Cox asked the 1/1024th Native American what she would say if “a supporter approaches you and says, ‘Senator, I’m old-fashioned and my faith teaches me that marriage is between one man and one woman.’”

“Well, I’m going to assume it’s a guy who said that and I’m going to say, ‘Then just marry one woman. I’m cool with that,’” Warren said, before adding to uproarious laughter, “Assuming you can find one.”

Methinks Warren assumes too much. Why assume it's a man asking her the question? A woman with the same moral and religious beliefs could just as easily asked it, but the left demonizes men. I'm just wondering why she didn't qualify the assumed person even more and assumed it was a white man.

She also didn't really deal with the question in terms of the moral implications it contains. But when it comes to morals, Warren isn't exactly the poster girl.

And like the video in which she had a beer in front of the camera, Warren is as authentic as Nancy Pelosi's teeth. There is no way the question wasn't previewed, rehearsed, discussed and dissected.

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