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Kasich Personifies Why We Don't Trust Politicians
With another round of elections coming up today, Donald Trump is
projected to win a majority of the 172 delegates up for grabs. As
we discussed yesterday, Cruz and Kasich have decided to join forces
in an attempt to deny Trump the outright nomination.
What's frustrating is listening to John Kasich talk about the
decision. His relentless spin not only makes no sense, but it's
also insulting to anyone who's watching.
In an interview, this morning on Good Morning America Kasich
again made a fool of himself and insulted the audience when he
refused to tell even his own voters to vote for him.
I'll play you the conversation on the show today but let's just
say Kasich personifies why we distrust politicians. They play us
for stupid and expect us to buy into the lie, then get mad when we
challenge them.
From there I'll talk about a couple of stories related to the
economy. I've said many times, "Journalism is dead" and it's
apparent now more than ever that what passes as news is nothing
more than commentary framed from a specific ideological
perspective.
Thanks for listening and sharing the show!
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By Jason Stapleton - A voice for LibertyWith another round of elections coming up today, Donald Trump is
projected to win a majority of the 172 delegates up for grabs. As
we discussed yesterday, Cruz and Kasich have decided to join forces
in an attempt to deny Trump the outright nomination.
What's frustrating is listening to John Kasich talk about the
decision. His relentless spin not only makes no sense, but it's
also insulting to anyone who's watching.
In an interview, this morning on Good Morning America Kasich
again made a fool of himself and insulted the audience when he
refused to tell even his own voters to vote for him.
I'll play you the conversation on the show today but let's just
say Kasich personifies why we distrust politicians. They play us
for stupid and expect us to buy into the lie, then get mad when we
challenge them.
From there I'll talk about a couple of stories related to the
economy. I've said many times, "Journalism is dead" and it's
apparent now more than ever that what passes as news is nothing
more than commentary framed from a specific ideological
perspective.
Thanks for listening and sharing the show!