>>Meanwhile here's how Dilbert's creator describes it all: http://blog.dilbert.com/post/153080448451/the-cognitive-dissonance-cluster-bomb
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>>And here's how MSM descent into irrelevance is empowering worrying others to fill the vacuum: http://www.naturalnews.com/055998_journo-terrorism_left-wing_media_hypnotic_control.html
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>>I'm frankly disturbed that a MSM with a noble heritage and that really ought to know better, is ceding the field to haters calling each other haters and purveyors of gratuitous nastiness.
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>My right wing buddies here in Hamilton emailed me off-the-wall nonsense from right wing sources for months after Obama's election. I still get it but it's down to a trickle since Trump has been on the scene.
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>To be fair to my lib-elite buddies, the right wing stuff was dumber and meaner.
>The current crop is more polished and at least pseudo-erudite.

While the left certainly doesn't have monopoly or wacko's - there seems to be a larger number of them on the right when it comes to politicians.

>My hope is that once they get over the anger they turn that intellect into a look at why they lost the working people of the US, who were once in our party.
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>Trump won because working people believed him.
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>They really had no choice- no one else was talking to them.

Right - and all those people got suckered too. Trump ran around saying he was going to get the lobbyist out and get rid of the same old folks in the system. Now take a look at who he's getting in his administration - top lobbyist and old timers. His big push was that he was an outsider - yet now he's aligning himself with the worst of the insiders.