Tim Kaine Campaign Puts Words Into Media’s Mouth, Holding Breath For Media Correction Leads To Death
I wish I could say I’m surprised but I don’t want to lie to you, dear readers. In a growing effort to create the perception of people actually agreeing with his message, the Tim Kaine campaign has taken to representing the media quoting third party source statements as if the media was endorsing and writing those statements themselves.
For example:
Is that what the Winchester Star said? No:
A report released Wednesday by the Washington D.C.-based Center on Budget and Policy Priorities predicts that the effect on Virginia of trying to balance the federal budget with cuts alone would mean a sharp reduction in federal funding for state programs.
The Winchester Star did not criticize Allen’s position. Instead, they quoted a report from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a Liberal think tank masquerading as a non-partisan firm with a history of just making stuff up. Which seems to be contagious as the Kaine campaign is suffering a downright pandemic of it.
See:
The Daily Press didn’t say this. The Daily Press reported on an e-mail from the Kaine campaign that said this.
Or course, crickets from the media when Tim Kaine purposefully distorts their reporting to make himself seem like the greatest potential elected official since Bob McDonnell.
But, hey, if this is the route Tim Kaine’s campaign want’s to go, let’s tango:
I could do this all day. But all I’d be doing is misrepresenting what the media is saying. Which is lying and I already said I didn’t want to do that to you guys.
Tim Kaine, on the other hand…
One Response to “Tim Kaine Campaign Puts Words Into Media’s Mouth, Holding Breath For Media Correction Leads To Death”
Cowboy George has a huge record as a bs’er………..not particularly bright either……..Kaine is a rocket scientist by comparison
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