>> Those I know who voted from Trump did so because they objected to Clinton politically. They did not in the least like Trump. this statement makes virtually

>> Those I know who voted from Trump did so because they objected to Clinton politically. They did not in the least like Trump. this statement makes virtually no sense to me. They didn't like Clinton's politics, but instead of voting for Bernie or a third party candidate, they voted for someone they didn't like? That kind of logic completely escapes me. >> CNN is as reputable a news organization as it ever was. I'm not sure how they can be. It's one thing to have a political slant to your reporting. It's quite another to tow Democratic party lines, publish fake or purposefully misleading stories to hurt Trump, and 90% of the stories you run about him are negative. That's not journalistic integrity, it's a running tirade about him and his administration. How much does CNN hate Trump? 93% of coverage is negative http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/may/23/how-much-does-cnn-hate-trump-93-of-coverage-is-neg/ http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/may/23/how-much-doe... You can say Fox News reporting has a conservative slant and I won't argue that fact. Even their reporting on Trump during and now after the election has had an air of pessimism about it. They ran very few, if any positive stories about him during the campaign, and many of their more moderate commentators still hedge their support of him and his policies. >> Hillary Clinton arranged the death of Vincent Foster. I've followed the Clinton's since the 90's and have heard various conspiracy theories about them, but this is the first time I've heard someone talk about Hilary arranging Vince Foster's death.