The Washington Fake NewsPost is a dying rag, like the New York Fake News Times. Last night WaPo nearly had one right, publishing a headline reviewing President Trump’s State of the Union Address – “A call for bipartisanship”
Not bad and very accurate. Bipartisanship was the recurring theme throughout the President’s address. Strangely, it is not the usual Trump-bashing WaPo headline we are used to seeing, like…. “President Trump stumbles through SOTU Address.” That would have been more in keeping with WaPo’s liberal weenie history, or “Trump spends an hour and a half congratulating himself.”
So, to see a WaPo headline that is at least neutral is shocking. But, as if that isn’t crazy enough, check out the sub-headline at the top of the right column in the photo, above – “TRUMP DELIVERS MESSAGE OF UNITY”
That was all liberal weenies needed to see to go off the rails, threatening to cancel their subscriptions and slamming WaPo for what they consider undeserved love for President Trump, creating a twitterstorm in the process….
Here's the front page of tomorrow's Washington Post: pic.twitter.com/5HQmDNoa4r
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 31, 2018
Are you actually kidding? His mouth said he wanted to work together but the policies he presented, the framing of the policies – it was all designed to be actively appalling to Democrats. There was nothing bipartisan about it at all.
— Tom Coates (@tomcoates) January 31, 2018
https://twitter.com/Patreeit/status/958746633210155013
He's not attempting compromise. Republicans and Democrats have got together a few times and come up with potential compromise deals. Trump has rejected them. In this speech he claimed to be looking for compromise but all of his deals were unacceptable to Democrats.
— Tom Coates (@tomcoates) January 31, 2018
https://twitter.com/Patreeit/status/958749645794168832
https://twitter.com/LikusPJ/status/958569460167790592
https://twitter.com/Count_Phantom/status/958568709207003136
Knowing who its masters are, WaPo quickly changed its headline to something less favorable to President Trump….
This page was updated after the first edition. Here is the final front page. pic.twitter.com/nfR7p2wEPB
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) January 31, 2018
