Leftist "journalists" shift right on coronavirus as omicron surges

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As the year 2021 comes to a sputtering close and all our hopes and dreams for a brighter future are, for now, cast aside, the left-side media has finally come to realize that coronavirus is not making an exit anytime soon and once again, they have to adjust their narrative to meet reality.

Two long years have come and gone in which the left defended mandates and lockdown measures; defended kids having to cope with home learning, while businesses either closed down or were heavily restricted and lost income.

Ironically, the left was kinder to big businesses like Costco and the other big box stores than they were to the little guy, even though they always pretend to care so much. They pushed for mandatory masks indoors and in some cases outdoors. Of course, our Pope Fauci wanted limits to family gatherings on the holidays and contradicted himself at every turn to the point that it was his inability to have a cogent message that many people ended up doing the opposite of what he preached.

But the real irony was that none of these measures eradicated covid and the media was once again exposed as the sycophantic leftists that they always show themselves to be. They had to finally admit that COVID-19 is an endemic and it cannot be totally eradicated anytime soon.

The Children's Neverland Network's (CNN) Brian Stelter who hosts the show with the oxymoron title "Reliable Sources," admitted on Dec. 19th that everyone will likely be infected by the omicron virus as it runs rampant through the country.

"The definition of cases is changing," Stelter, who is not gay, pontificated. "With a highly transmissible variant, there are many, many, many cases … With this inevitability about more and more and more cases, what's the better metric to be using? How should we be evaluating the fight against COVID?" This idiot sounds as if he gets paid by the word.

He continued in his soft, almost elegant voice, "Since we're hearing about schools closing again, we collectively took action to protect the elderly in 2020 [not counting former Gov. Cuomo, who killed the elderly in large numbers]. Now, shouldn't we be doing more to protect children by letting them live normal lives? Are we really going to let the kids suffer even more?" 

Stelter had to remove his bald head from his nether regions to finally see the light. Conservatives have been saying exactly the same thing since the Wuhan virus took a plane to JFK and introduced itself to America. Kids don't die from Covid. Kids die significantly more frequently from the flu but since pussy hat wearing weasels like Stelter don't worry about dying from the flu, the left never made a big issue out of what doesn't generally kill them.

But at least he is finally giving the right message. Too bad nobody at airports can hear what he's saying or are too busy boarding to give a rat's butt about what he has to say.

Stelter's fellow "journalist" Chris Cilliza, admitted too that even with the Fauci Ouchie, he could still get the virus. He also showed off online all the self-testing covid kits he bought, rubbing in the faces of the poor who cannot afford the kits.

Androgynous Chris Hayes also came to the same, albeit late conclusion on Wednesday, stating that for the vaccinated, the disease was more like the flu and nothing to freak out over.

"The risk went from something that we hadn’t really dealt with specifically like this before in our lifetimes – we hadn't quite had an illness this infectious and this possible to cause serious illness – to something that does look more like the flu. The flu of course can still be dangerous … but we don't orient our lives around the flu. So that's closer to the level of risk that 200 million Americans … are now dealing with," he said. The "sheer exhaustion" for Americans had altered the "politics of the pandemic," Hayes added.

Two additional far-left media lunatics, Nicole Wallace of MSNBC and Jennifer Rubin of the Washington Post, also agreed with the bullet points they were told to express, which is that coronavirus is something we just need to accept. In the video below, watch how Wallace describes herself, not as a journalist, but as a "Fauci groupie." 

The legacy media is a bad joke played on Americans every day.

"You see how difficult this is for this administration. I mean, I'm a Fauci groupie," Wallace said on Monday. "I'm a thrice-vaccinated, mask adherent. I buy KN95 masks by the, you know, caseload. They're in every pocket. I wear them everywhere except when I sit down, and I am certain that this is not a variant I can outrun."

Wallace calls herself a journalist, not an opinion reporter. A "Fauci groupie" is obviously a person who believes everything Dr. Fauci says, and changes their opinion whenever he changes his. That's just stupid and one might even say dangerous under certain circumstances.

And then there is Jennifer Rubin.

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"As we recognize that covid-19 is not a deadly or even severe disease for the vast majority of responsible Americans, we can stop agonizing over ‘cases’ and focus on those who are hospitalized or at risk of dying," Rubin, the make-believe conservative tweeted.

These talking [empty] heads are getting their cues from the alleged President Joe Biden and the federal government. Remember how Biden said he was going to "shut down" the virus. He repeated those words to drive them home and then he may have forgotten he said them later on because he shut down the virus like he drove an 18-wheeler: he didn't do either and he lied about them both.

Even Pope Fauci admitted that the numbers representing children's covid hospitalizations are overblown. Just like Fauci's medical acumen.

If you're anything like me, you're already sick . . . sick and tired of hearing about COVID anymore. 

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WaPo's Jen Rubin debunked by own outlet over border crisis

Washington Post columnist Jennifer "The Fake Conservative" Rubin contradicted the outlet, who actually pays her money for her twaddle, published a piece defending the Biden-Harris administration referring to the current border surge as "seasonal." 

"The administration was caught flat-footed by the issue, but it made clear that the number of arrivals kept pace with the usual seasonal trends plus some pent-up demand to leave Central America due to two hurricanes and the pandemic. Biden officials vowed to get things under control," Rubin falsely asserted.

But Nick Miroff, another writer for WaPo said in his own piece last week that the "seasonal" claim was bogus.

"At a March 25 news conference, Biden falsely described the increase as a seasonal norm, not a result of his policies or approach," Miroff wrote last week, causing leftist heads to spin. "'The truth of the matter is: Nothing has changed,'" Biden mumbled. "'It happens every single, solitary year.'"

Miroff explained that "there are widespread worries" about Biden's poor management of the U.S. southern border as a record 21,000 teens and children are in HHS shelters, where they sleep in shifts at times due to the overcrowded conditions. Border Protections has projected that 184,000 unaccompanied children, future Democrat voters, could reach the border in 2021.

Rubin grudgingly admits that the number of [illegal] migrants "is still at historic highs." But, she asks, if children "are processed swiftly and humanely and given a chance at a far better life than what they fled, is it a 'crisis'"? 

Yes, it's a crisis for American citizens whose security is threatened by the hordes of people, a significant number who bring the coronavirus with them, who trample the land of those who live by the borders, and the victims of crimes in cities and towns where they are released, of those who came here legally and did everything correctly to become an American citizen, and for those who will not get a job because it was given to a migrant willing to take a pittance for the work while making fat cats fatter.

Some Republican lawmakers say the root cause of the border crisis began when Biden reversed Trump's border policies, such as the "Remain in Mexico" policy, which kept illegal migrants in Mexico while awaiting court hearings.

Rubin's piece gives Biden the benefit of the doubt as she insists that he repeatedly told migrants not to come to the United States. But that has as much value as Biden telling the public to get vaccinated for the coronavirus while still wearing a mask outdoors with nobody close to him. It tells the public that he doesn't trust the vaccine and it begs the  question as to why bother getting vaccinated at all.

Like Rubin, White House chief of staff Ron Klain tried to argue on Sunday that the current crisis wasn't his boss's fault because, well, just because.

Biden has handled the border crisis as well as a one-arm juggler on a pogo stick in a minefield. The American public is beginning to see that too.

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WaPo's Jennifer Rubin diagnosed with end-stage Trump Derangement Syndrome

Washington Post typist Jennifer Rubin [no relation to Dave Rubin, thankfully] was mere seconds away from a cranial explosion after she discovered that President Donald J. Trump not only did not die from COVID-19, but actually left Walter Reed Medical Center on Monday after a mere three-day stay with the dreaded disease.

The President took to Twitter and tweeted Monday afternoon: 

"I will be leaving the great Walter Reed Medical Center today at 6:30 P.M. Feeling really good! Don't be afraid of Covid. Don’t let it dominate your life. We have developed, under the Trump Administration, some really great drugs & knowledge. I feel better than I did 20 years ago!"

As promised, Trump left Walter Reed at around 6:30 p.m. and waved to the group of normal people who stood outside the hospital to get a glimpse of the leader of the free world.

Rubin became so upset that Trump lived and left the facility to resume his work as President of the United States of America, that she ran to her computer, blood boiling, tears rolling down her left cheek, and began typing frantically and with total abandon.

Rubin, a below average lawyer, could only be described as having gone berserk. She typed and typed and typed, saying things nobody in their right mind would say in public. 

She attacked the president and called him a "menace to everyone around you," and the doctors involved with his recovery.

Then it became evident that she was a couple of doses down on her medication when she tweeted:

"Any MD who publicly endorses this insanity needs to lose his/her license. Period." 

She got the "Period" idea from the Obama lie that, with Obamacare, you could keep your doctor and healthcare plan. 

But Rubin wasn't done. She tweeted like an aviary filled with schizophrenic crows hallucinating about a roadkill: 

"Congress might want to defund Walter Reed. It is a public health hazard."

Then, pretending to care for Trump's well-being she typed:

"A 74 yr old [obese] man with covid - who might have lung damage - and a pattern of disregarding medical advice is returned to an environment in which he may infect others. What planet does Conley inhabit? Where is the rest of Walter Reed? The VP? They are remarkable cowards."

Woo-hoo, she thought, as her fingers flew over the keys of her laptop while Barack, her cat, watched with curiosity as her eyes grew as large as saucers, while she laughed like a B-movie villain.

People who read her poop on Twitter didn't take kindly to her TDS-induced rage, especially the part where she suggested that Walter Reed Medical Center be defunded. Even her leftist cohorts were upset with her suggestion.

Huffington Post contributor Yashar Ali tweeted:

"Great idea ... let's punish soldiers, physicians, nurses, and staff for the president's decision to return home and not allow his physician to reveal personal medical info. You're embarrassing your colleagues at the Post," 

Townhall.com senior writer and U.S. Marine Corps Reserve member Julio Rosas wrote:

"Walter Reed is where our heroic military men and women go to get treated after getting wounded in combat, you vile human being." 

T. Becket Adams of the Washington Examiner tweeted:

"Jen Rubin herself is not the insulting thing. the insulting thing is that WaPo keeps her around because they think she represents conservatism and lets them tick the 'diversity of voices' box." 

But the best response, in this writer's opinion, came from journalist Zaid Jilani"

"Never base your entire political orientation over worshiping/disliking one politician..." 

Rubin used to describe herself as a conservative. It turns out that she's about as conservative as AOC on LSD. Last month she dropped that word from her Twitter bio because of the amount of mocking she received, especially when she advocated for Democrats all throughout Trump's term in office.

She displayed her lack of knowledge and vile hatred of conservatives when she said, 

"Let’s be honest: There is no conservative movement or party today. There is a Republican Party thoroughly infused with racism and intellectually corrupted by right-wing nationalism. But there is no party that believes in less or small government."

Calling half of America racists because they honor the traditions of our society and the U.S. Constitution, is a baseless, mindless lie, and a contrived stereotype the left uses to attack us because they lack a substantive policy argument.

Jennifer Rubin is the type of person who would blow up a subway car filled with riders just to get to the one she hates. 

That's today's analogy

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WaPo's Jennifer Rubin cried "15, 20 times" watching Dem convention

The Washington Post has a fake conservative who goes by the name Jennifer Rubin, and her name is about all one should believe about her, although it pays to verify. Rubin pretends to be a "conservative opinion writer" for the paper and that should make real conservatives LOL and hahaha.

After the Democratic National Convention ended with a Marianne Williamson-inspired "out of the dark into the light" acceptance speech by the Democratic nominee, Joe Biden on Thursday evening, preceded by speeches from Barack and Michelle Obama and Kamala Harris, the Comedy News Network contributor, Amanda Carpenter, asked how emotional the balderdash made viewers cry.

"I need an honest tally from all you who watched all four nights of the Dem convention telling me the number of times the programming made you cry. Go," Carpenter tweeted.

Jennifer Rubin, who is also a contributor to MSNBC, wanted to show that she, among the three or four others who watched the show, were paying attention. She followed Carpenter's tweet with:

The fake "conservative opinion writer's" received well-deserved mocking.

"#DemocracyDiesInDementedness" opinion columnist Rita Panahi replied.

"This means you need a psychiatrist," filmmaker Robby Starbuck posted.

"If I have to pull out a nose hair for the effect you crave, does that count?" I ask.

Rubin, previously an outspoken conservative critic of Obama, apparently has become a fan of socialism and empty rhetoric with no new ideas.

Marianne Williamson must be laughing now.

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WaPo issues correction after Jennifer Rubin's attack on McConnell was proven to be a lie

Left-leaning Washington Post made another correction that always seems to go in the same direction--against conservatives or President Trump. This time they corrected fake conservative columnist Jennifer Rubin--she's about as conservative as Karl Marx--after she attacked Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) for taking his sweet time to pass financial aid during the national Wuhan virus crisis.

Her column published Tuesday trashed President Trump's handling of the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak and also took a swipe at McConnell, comparing him to a sloth for his inaction on a relief package.

If McConnell is a sloth, then Rubin is a frog, but a frog who has never been kissed. For if a handsome young prince should kiss that frog, she would turn into a bat and be served at a wet market in Wuhan, China.

"Finally, the Republican-led Senate is fiddling while Rome burns,". she wrote. "The failure to take an immediate vote on the House's relief package last week was emblematic of the sloth and irresponsibility of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell."


Naturally, Rubin's characterization of McConnell turned out to be false because when it comes to the truth, she tends to give it a lot of social distancing.

The Post explained in a correction at the top of Rubin's column the next day. The correction stated:

"An earlier version of this article incorrectly said that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) delayed a vote on the House’s coronavirus relief package. In fact, McConnell vowed to move at 'warp speed' on the bill and it was only delayed due to a demand from Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) for an amendment on the bill. This version has been updated."

I'm curious; I really am. Can anyone provide one example in which the left-stream media has made an error that was originally in favor of President Trump or the GOP in general? As I said, the mistakes only go in one direction, and after everyone on the left has read it, the corrections are usually buried away.

Trump is really correct--the fake news really does exist. In fact, it's legion.


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Jennifer Rubin: fewer Democratic deaths than GOP deaths due to Fox News

Jennifer Rubin is a columnist for the left-leaning Washington Post. She pretends to be a former conservative but that's doubtful. She predicted that there will be fewer Democratic deaths from the coronavirus than Republican deaths, and she blamed Fox News.

It should be noted that Rubin didn't mention the number of Democratic deaths from their main cause: abortion, but that's for another time.

Rubin made her bold and evidence-compromised prediction on MSNBC's "AM Joy," during which host Joy Reid pointed to a Post analysis by Trump-hater Philip Bump, in a piece of garbage titled, "Older Americans are more worried about coronavirus — unless they're Republican."

"Trump's own people are actually in greater danger, but those of us who live in this Earth can't even reach them," the homophobic Reid told Rubin. "They're not listening to anything that any of us say, including someone like you who's a former Republican. You can't reach them."

Well, I'm an older person and I watch Fox News on a regular basis. There have been no instances in which Fox News didn't take the COVID-19 seriously and they have even provided viewers with opportunities to call in with questions.

They have had experts on discussing coronavirus and gave useful information. Never once did I hear them claim that it wasn't important to take precautions.

On the other hand, I've observed the mainstream networks hype the coronavirus and do their best to create fear and panic in order to undermine President Trump.

Based on the reporting by Fox News, we are not having the grandkids over on Wednesdays to Thursdays as before, until there is some assuagement of the pandemic. The claims made by the left are just outrageous and not useful. They use any and all crises to score political points.

Jennifer Rubin and her ilk refuse to give Trump credit for quickly shutting down travel from China, and when he referred to the virus as a "foreign virus," they called him a racist, in spite of the fact that they did the exact same thing, calling it the "China virus," the "Wuhan virus," and the like. It's only when Trump does it or when Fox reports anything they can distort.

Keep going, Jennifer Rubin. Keep going and you will have another four years to write your balderdash.

When you make death by disease a political issue, you've sunk lower than whale poop, and that's at the bottom of the ocean.

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