123 Really! - editorialpinups

The Democratic Party has had its minions like Hillary Clinton state that independent news sources and citizens reports must be suppressed as misinformation and disinformation.  The First Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees the right of an individual to give their witness and testimony to a situation.  The First Amendment also allows people to state their opinions, debate their opinions, force the opposite opinion justification, and let people talk about any subject they want.  Specific penalties can be tried in a court of law for defamation and libel.  However, politics have been held mostly exempt from those laws.  

We hear George W. Bush was called stupid by media members and political opponents. Did we hear calls from Republicans to suppress these voices as misinformation and disinformation.  Bush was not stupid.  Same for Dan Quayle.  He was not stupid either.

Editorialpinups.com does not claim that Kamala Harris is stupid.  Editorialpinups.com disagree with Harris's policy ideas when she states them and when she skirts them, is very suspicious of how she got the nomination after having never received either a caucus or primary vote, questions her ability to tell the truth about her past and who she is, and deal with being challenged.  

The last point is where I have major concerns.  Bret Baier had an interview on Fox.  This came after it was noted that there were editing improprieties on the Sixty Minutes.  It was a running recording unedited interview.  Baier asks a question that the answer would be a number.  Harris's response becomes a Trump accusation.  We never heard a number. Additional questions were answered with Trump accusations.  If I were to summarize the interview it was  I am not Trump.  It ended in 27 minutes

So I listened to Harris's interview on "The Breakfast Club".  This is considered a more friendly environment for Harris. It was because Harris was not pressed to answer outside her prerecorded message.  With the financial packages promised, there was no real pressure to say how they ideas can be a reality, where the funding was going to originate, how to get this by Congress, the usual answer to the Constitution's defined procedures. She cackled. She blamed Trump for being the cause for all ills.  The interview was a bit over an hour.  Her demeanor still would not convince me she could handle Putin or Xi.

Both interviews also were filled with skirted or misinformation.  "The Breakfast Club" shielded Harris whereas the Baier let her on her own.