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At a time of national trial when the good people of the great state of Texas are suffering

under a horrific natural disaster, even some of the worst people in the country are lifting

their eyes toward heaven. I'm speaking, of course, of American mainstream media journalists.

Even in the deepest cesspit of satanic sin like CNN or The New York Times, a former newspaper,

the most desiccated, twisted souls destined for a flaming hell of unbearable suffering,

like CNN or The New York Times, a former newspaper, are looking to God and asking him the one

question that is first and foremost on every mainstream media journalist's mind. Dear

Lord, how can we find a way to blame this hurricane on Donald Trump? Even a heart of

stone must pity these miserable sinners in their distress. That may be not. But it is

kind of pathetic to watch their struggles. Journalists have tried claiming that Trump

shouldn't have gone to the scene of the hurricane because it diverted needed resources.

But people still remember how they blame George W. Bush for not going to the scene of

a hurricane. So this only makes the journalists look like dishonest, biased, corrupt, Democrat

hacks who wouldn't know the truth if it rose up like an alligator out of the floodwaters

and bit them on the backside. Not that I'm hoping that will happen. But it would be kind

of a new comical you must admit. They've tried blaming Trump for not believing in their

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