The Outrage...

MSNBC is the network  where Lawrence O’Donnell made fun of the Mormon Church, trying to do the same thing that Fox does, and that is to provoke. 

People who watch conflate commentary with news and feel that they’re hearing the news, they’re not. They’re hearing people talk about the news and offering opinions, and that’s not the news, and it’s highly inaccurate and highly hyperbolic.

The danger is that the outrage industry is adding to the dysfunction of our Congress by making it difficult to compromise. So people who are compromisers are denounced on talk radio. The outrage industry feeds on that.

Donation...

Sanctuary...

Never...

Resistance...

For two years, Speaker Nancy Pelosi and top Democrats deferred impeachment questions until after the special counsel’s investigation concluded. But after Mueller   ostensibly met the “high crimes and misdemeanors” threshold previously laid out by several Democrats, Pelosi and her top deputies were notably restrained. They issued short statements and made few, if any, media appearances.

Yet that stance only further exposes the divide between the party’s liberal base, eager to oust the president, and a seasoned leadership team fearful that such a move could cost the party the House.  Just a thought.

Truth...

This is true for this guy. He just posted the Democratic Party Communications which caused some to resign in disgrace.

He never changed the documents, manipulated it, analyzed it, etc. He had the most impact compared to our own Liberal Media manipulated news that they call it journalism.

Backdrop...

The most solemn day of the Catholic calendar was marked by French believers Friday in the shadow of Notre Dame Cathedral, just days after the beloved Parisian landmark was ravaged by fire.

Archbishop Michel Aupetit spoke to believers along a bridge near Notre Dame for the stations of the cross, a ritual which recounts Jesus' road to crucifixion, the archbishop drew parallels between Monday's devastating fire and Good Friday.

“In front of Notre Dame our church damaged by the violence of flames, we enter the descent of lord Jesus and the descent to death,” he said.

Hundreds gathered on the path along the Seine for Friday's procession with the fire-damaged cathedral serving as a solemn backdrop.

Start Living...

Easter is a symbol of walking away from death and into life. It gives us the power to overcome the culture of death with its sad faces and terrible expressions.   
It is about the culture of Life and Love.

The Easter Event turned around the lives of Christ's disciples through-out the ages. It can turn around our lives today, to rise, to come forth into the light of a new day.

Easter is a new beginning, in any and all directions.

Self improvement, Healthy eating, Exercises, Improve Relationships with your self, surrounding, families, and co-workers. All are possible and it's up to you. Happy Easter to all.

Meltdown...

CNN has spent the last two years reporting extensively on Mueller’s investigation. Their coverage was proven flawed in many cases, as The Daily Caller has previously reported.

The news organization retracted a story in June of 2017 claiming that former Trump adviser Anthony Scaramucci was under investigation by Congress for his alleged ties to Russia. CNN apologized to Scaramucci for the error. Three CNN reporters ended up resigning from the company over the botched report. 

CNN has 8 people talking about Trump all vehemently agree with one another on every last thing. All humans are more likely to err or worse if they are insulated from challenge or dissent.

In addition, they are obsessed by negatively influence people's opinions by one sided story. Adding to the desire for ratings, the most trusted news is not that much trusted.

Rating...

CNN came in behind Nickelodeon and Home and Garden Television and just a few slots above the History Channel in the latest cable network ratings, which is to say they came in very poorly when it comes to TV ratings, reports The Western Journal.

Meanwhile, Fox News Channel topped the list as the most watched network on cable television for the 18th straight week in a row, AdWeek reported, based on Nielsen Media Research ratings for the week of May 14 to May 20.

Coming in behind Fox were Turner Network Television, MSNBC, Nickelodeon, and Home and Garden Television.