Look, I think I'm right, you think you're right, no amount of debate is going to change that.
Correct. The problem is, your thinking has no evidence to back it up.
The Russian narrative is dead. The CIA is a rogue agency, and apparently incompetent. Obviously the intelligence community has a vested interest in opposing Trump. Over what, is anyone's guess. None of us know the real behind the scenes reasons for a lot of what's happening right now. It's not easy to follow for outsiders.
Let me paraphrase this: The whole Russia stole the election is obviously fake because the CIA is going against the president even though the president controls the head of the CIA which means the CIA is both rogue and incompetent but I can't offer proof because no one really knows what's going on except the people who know.
It's just contradictory.
Washington Post has a $600 million dollar contract with the CIA.
Again, another lie. A giant, bold faced lie. The Washington Post does NOT have a contract with the CIA, Amazon does. To build a server and database system for storing information. Which is something Amazon does alot of and does very well.
Jeff Bezo currently is CEO and majority shareholder of Amazon as well as the owner of Nash Holdings LLC, which owns the Washington Post. But hey, that's enough evidence for you, right? All you need for proof of misdeeds is that the CEO of one company happens to be the owner of another company who owns a news company. Well, let's play that game then, shall we?
Rupert Murdoch owns Fox News and New Corp, which owns the NY Post and the Wallstreet Journal.
Oh and he backs trump now.
Oh and Ivaka Trump was a board trustee overseeing Rupert's daughter's $300 trust fund.
http://fortune.com/2017/02/08/ivanka-trump-trustee-murdoch-daughters/But that's not a conspiracy is it?
They just hired Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, John Podesta on the payroll. Do you think they could possibly be objective when it comes to matters regarding the intelligence community and matters that involve politics? Honest question.
Oh? Care to post a link? I can't seem to find any info on that.
As for the question: Anyone can be honest, dishonest, misleading, or just wrong. You've been all four in your last post. So yes, I do. I also think they can be misleading, dishonest, biased, and wrong.
CNN DID do their part in keeping Sanders from getting the nomination. Wikileaks confirms it. Do your own research. I don't have to prove anything to you that should be as obvious as the sky being blue, or the Earth being flat.
Ah, ok, so one person is now CNN (one political analyst). Gotcha. Sure, not impossible that the owner of CNN (or an editor) helped Clinton out, you really think Fox News didn't do their part? The only reason we don't have that evidence is because no one hacked the Republican system successfully.
Of course the boss of CNN, John K. Martin (he is CEO of Turner Broadcasting) loves Trump. Trump made CNN $1 Billion in profits last year and expected more.