You know, everyone makes mistakes.

But the important thing is that we take responsibility for our errors, learn from them, make changes,

and move on.

Or you can work for the news media, then screw it.

In the last few years, the American news media has been unmasked as a nearly criminally

corrupt enterprise, deserting their duty to inform voters, and instead adopting a policy

of deceit in the name of protecting left-wing Democrats.

On the other hand, whenever their corruption has been exposed, they have turned inward and

examine themselves and change their ways, and then I woke up, and it was all just a beautiful

dream, and there were still low lives.

For example, the recent Department of Justice Inspector General Report revealed several

instances in which the news media made the innocent, unintentional error of getting caught

being lying dirt bags.

For instance, there was their coverage of the Devon Nunes memo in which Nunes pointed out

that the FBI had gotten fizzle warrants on false pretenses.

The media universally denounced the memo, and the Washington Post called it a joke and

a sham.

However, now that the IG has found that every word in the Nunes memo is true, the Post

is promised to issue a correction, though it will be a magic invisible correction, only

visible on the first February after hell freezes over.

Likewise Adam Schiff, who lied about Donald Trump's collusion with Russia, and lied

about his own collusion with the Ukraine call leaker, turns out also lied about the steel

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