Edited November 15, 20187 yr by jtssrx

What's "Absue" mean?

13 minutes ago, XCR1250 said:

What's "Absue" mean?

Domestic abuse, he allegedly hit some woman.  

While I think this guy is a complete piece of shit no different than other cases I'd like to see the evidence and this play out.   Innocent until proven guilty. 

59 minutes ago, Mileage Psycho said:

Domestic abuse, he allegedly hit some woman.  

Ex-wife.   There are video's of women causing bruises to get back at ex's.   Innocent until proven guilty.  

 

awww not a peep from the libs... nothing on CNN about this asshole either.

The lefts darling #2 is going down the shitter and all are running away from this guy like hes got the plague.

hahahahaha how does it feel to be accused you fuck

Karma.

6 minutes ago, Pete said:

awww not a peep from the libs... nothing on CNN about this asshole either.

The lefts darling #2 is going down the shitter and all are running away from this guy like hes got the plague.

hahahahaha how does it feel to be accused you fuck

linked on the front page of cnn

https://www.cnn.com/2018/11/14/politics/michael-avenatti-arrest/index.html

1 minute ago, Snoslinger said:

linked on the front page of cnn

https://www.cnn.com/2018/11/14/politics/michael-avenatti-arrest/index.html

CNN was very late to cover it....the news broke yesterday afternoon.

Just now, DAVE said:

CNN was very late to cover it....the news broke yesterday afternoon.

 

i saw it on the librul news last night..

2 hours ago, Highmark said:

Ex-wife.   There are video's of women causing bruises to get back at ex's.   Innocent until proven guilty.  

Women can be evil creatures!

2 minutes ago, Snoslinger said:

 

i saw it on the librul news last night..

It was no where to be found by cnn when i posted this link yesterday...all the other news websites had it....even tmz.

Just now, DAVE said:

It was no where to be found by cnn when i posted this link yesterday...all the other news websites had it....even tmz.

get dopo's nut out of your cheek and stfu

"even tmz"

 

1 minute ago, Snoslinger said:

get dopo's nut out of your cheek and stfu

"even tmz"

 

Cnn doesnt get the scoop on real news.

You new here?

4 hours ago, XCR1250 said:

What's "Absue" mean?

Fixed 

Umm according to the left we aren’t to believe that he could be innocent and that he is 100% guilty. 

 

Now the creep probably is guilty but karmas a bitch when the shoe is on the other foot 

11 minutes ago, snopro31 said:

Umm according to the left we aren’t to believe that he could be innocent and that he is 100% guilty. 

 

Now the creep probably is guilty but karmas a bitch when the shoe is on the other foot 

wtf are you babbling about?

 

Pretty interesting isn't it?
 Makes a person think before judging someone.

Believe All Women , the dems said so.

slingsnot says nothing to see here

 

Michael Avenatti arrest downplayed by CNN, MSNBC, conservative media watchdog group says

 

By Brian Flood | Fox News

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Michael Avenatti is out on bail after domestic violence charge

Lawyer for Stormy Daniels says he will be 'fully exonerated' of the charge; Jonathan Hunt reports on the case.

A conservative media watchdog group is accusing MSNBC and CNN of downplaying the Wednesday arrest of Michael Avenatti, who was a frequent guest on the liberal networks prior to his fall from grace.

 

 

Avenatti, a frequent President Trump critic and the attorney for adult film star Stormy Daniels, made bail after his arrest on domestic violence charges and said he will be “fully exonerated." However, a Media Research Center study is faulting the networks that made him famous, saying they soft-pedaled the negative news about the #Resistance hero.

 

“Despite the fact that Avenatti granted them over 200 combined appearances on their networks, both CNN and MSNBC downplayed the charges,” MRC analyst Nicholas Fondacaro wrote.

According to the MRC study, TMZ broke the news of Avenatti’s arrest at 5:45 p.m. ET. ABC, NBC and CBS all fit the news into their 6:30 p.m. ET newscasts, and the story quickly exploded on social media.

“While the news was being widely reported for over an hour, MSNBC didn’t get to it until the final minute of their six o’clock program,” Fondacaro wrote. ‘CNN put off reporting on Avenatti’s arrest for almost two hours… It was obvious CNN was dragging their feet.”

 

According to the study, MSNBC didn’t mention Avenatti’s arrest until 6:59 p.m. ET, while CNN finally reported the news at 7:42 p.m. ET.

“MSNBC brushed over it while CNN spent part of the time correcting TMZ and touting people who claimed Avenatti wouldn’t hurt anyone,” Fondacaro wrote before criticizing the way the networks covered it when they eventually got around to the story.

“While CNN did spend two minutes and 23 seconds reporting on Avenatti’s arrest, they only spent one minute and one second of that time doing over the seriousness of the charges. They also spent an additional 19 seconds talking about how it could damage his plan for a 2020 presidential run,” he wrote. “Disturbingly, CNN spent an additional one minute and one second correcting the TMZ article… and touting a statement from Avenatti’s ex-wife who said he wouldn’t hurt anyone.”

Earlier this year, a different MRC study revealed that Avenatti appeared on broadcast and cable news shows a whopping 147 times over a 10-week period -- with 74 of the appearances being on CNN.

The MRC also pointed out that CNN was much quicker when it came to covering Avenatti’s “ridiculous and uncorroborated smears of Justice Brett Kavanaugh from his client Julie Swetnick” than it was the arrest of the controversial attorney.

CNN and MSNBC did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Fondacaro was not alone as many critics took to Twitter, pointing out that CNN and MSNBC were slow to cover the arrest.

 

“Downplayed” is but yet another massive understatement for the MSM who protect their party rigorously at the cost of any objectivity and integrity.

No different that Fox downplaying their people accused of sexual harassment.   The news is more about competition than fairness.  

Edited November 15, 20187 yr by Highmark

Avanetti was making a collect phone call.

Kavanaugh was having a beer.

3 hours ago, Pete said:

slingsnot says nothing to see here

 

Michael Avenatti arrest downplayed by CNN, MSNBC, conservative media watchdog group says

 

By Brian Flood | Fox News

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Michael Avenatti is out on bail after domestic violence charge

Lawyer for Stormy Daniels says he will be 'fully exonerated' of the charge; Jonathan Hunt reports on the case.

A conservative media watchdog group is accusing MSNBC and CNN of downplaying the Wednesday arrest of Michael Avenatti, who was a frequent guest on the liberal networks prior to his fall from grace.

 

 

Avenatti, a frequent President Trump critic and the attorney for adult film star Stormy Daniels, made bail after his arrest on domestic violence charges and said he will be “fully exonerated." However, a Media Research Center study is faulting the networks that made him famous, saying they soft-pedaled the negative news about the #Resistance hero.

 

“Despite the fact that Avenatti granted them over 200 combined appearances on their networks, both CNN and MSNBC downplayed the charges,” MRC analyst Nicholas Fondacaro wrote.

According to the MRC study, TMZ broke the news of Avenatti’s arrest at 5:45 p.m. ET. ABC, NBC and CBS all fit the news into their 6:30 p.m. ET newscasts, and the story quickly exploded on social media.

“While the news was being widely reported for over an hour, MSNBC didn’t get to it until the final minute of their six o’clock program,” Fondacaro wrote. ‘CNN put off reporting on Avenatti’s arrest for almost two hours… It was obvious CNN was dragging their feet.”

 

According to the study, MSNBC didn’t mention Avenatti’s arrest until 6:59 p.m. ET, while CNN finally reported the news at 7:42 p.m. ET.

“MSNBC brushed over it while CNN spent part of the time correcting TMZ and touting people who claimed Avenatti wouldn’t hurt anyone,” Fondacaro wrote before criticizing the way the networks covered it when they eventually got around to the story.

“While CNN did spend two minutes and 23 seconds reporting on Avenatti’s arrest, they only spent one minute and one second of that time doing over the seriousness of the charges. They also spent an additional 19 seconds talking about how it could damage his plan for a 2020 presidential run,” he wrote. “Disturbingly, CNN spent an additional one minute and one second correcting the TMZ article… and touting a statement from Avenatti’s ex-wife who said he wouldn’t hurt anyone.”

Earlier this year, a different MRC study revealed that Avenatti appeared on broadcast and cable news shows a whopping 147 times over a 10-week period -- with 74 of the appearances being on CNN.

The MRC also pointed out that CNN was much quicker when it came to covering Avenatti’s “ridiculous and uncorroborated smears of Justice Brett Kavanaugh from his client Julie Swetnick” than it was the arrest of the controversial attorney.

CNN and MSNBC did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Fondacaro was not alone as many critics took to Twitter, pointing out that CNN and MSNBC were slow to cover the arrest.

 

 

what a fucking stooge. you initially made the comment cnn isn't covering it. i prove your dumb ass wrong, and  you and other bozos are counting minutes?   

 

 

Edited November 15, 20187 yr by Snoslinger

One day the Left say believe all women even if they are lying.  Now they are discrediting the charges filed by a female about one of their own being charged. 

 

What a world.

28 minutes ago, Snoslinger said:

 

what a fucking stooge. you initially made the comment cnn isn't covering it. i prove your dumb ass wrong, and  you and other bozos are counting minutes?   

 

 

So you were wrong.

Thx for confirming.