The Guardian is not a reliable source of what happens in reality. It´s very biased, very full of obsessions about race, gender, more race, why whites are evil, more gender, Trump is Hitler, is Christmas islamophobic? let´s vote again on Brexit please, and refugees welcome. It´s more of a pamphlet for driving lefties off the cliff than a source of reliable information. — DiegoT
In fact, usually newspapers are rarely good sources of facts about the world; most they can do is to alert you that something is going on somewhere, so that you do your own investigation. — DiegoT
More details here: Democratic party data was leaked not hackedBut forensic evidence has previously pointed to a leak from inside the Democratic Party, not a Russian hack. — The Canary
The Guardian says they were told this by two sources. That is not "fake news". — Relativist
Why do they want less people covered or supported? — S
Why are our taxes supporting a Military Industrial Complex instead of our communities? — Athena
“Republicans used to understand that the actions of a president matter, that words of a president matter, the rule of law matters, and the truth matters. Where are those Republicans today? At some point, someone has to stand up, and in the face of fear of Fox News, fear of their base, fear of mean tweets, stand up for the values of this country and not slink away into retirement.” — James Comey
The largest donation in the foundation’s history — a $264,231 gift to the Central Park Conservancy in 1989 — appeared to benefit Trump’s business: It paid to restore a fountain outside Trump’s Plaza Hotel. The smallest, a $7 foundation gift to the Boy Scouts that same year, appeared to benefit Trump’s family. It matched the amount required to enroll a boy in the Scouts the year that his son Donald Trump Jr. was 11.
How an educated electorate has allowed a Trump to happen continues to be a mystery to me. — Rank Amateur
I blame the Dems for Trump's victory as much as anything else. — LD Saunders
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