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Slack.com slash DHQ. The news media is tremendously unhappy about

Donald Trump's acquittal in the Senate on charges he did something or other that was

very bad for some reason. At the Washington Post, where democracy dies in darkness, after

post-editors throw it downstairs, where post-reporters kick it until it stops moving, editorialists

waxed eloquent on the tragic consequences that will follow Trump's acquittal as surely

as Ted Knight follows Dara's day. Post editorialist Nimrod Blankley wrote, quote, after Bill Clinton

was impeached, he apologized for committing adultery, then perjury, then lying about committing

adultery, then perjury, then letting bin Laden get away because he was so busy committing

adultery, then perjury, then lying about it. But not once as Donald Trump apologized

for any of those things, proving he's a much worse person than that Democrat president we

all remember so fondly because he helped create an economy almost half as good as this

one. Unquote. At The New York Times, a former newspaper, editor-in-chief, Blithering

Provarication III wrote, quote, once a president can do whatever Trump is accused of doing with

impunity, we are living in Nazi Germany, I myself am being carted away to what would be

a concentration camp if it didn't have stuffed arm chairs and an excellent Cabernet Sauvignon

and happened to be my apartment. At CNN, anchorwoman Shapley Nudnik put on her very serious

face in order to deliver her very serious opinion to the CNN audience who was running to

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