By 9:06 p.m. EST, CNN anchor Jake Tapper threw cold water on
Democratic hopes. “This is not a blue wave,” he said. “This is not a
wave that is knocking out all sorts of Republican incumbents.”
Only
a few minutes later, CNN commentator Van Jones, the former Obama
administration green jobs czar, was having his heart broken
(sniff sniff). It was just
like 2016 election night, when Jones famously complained that the
election was a “white lash.” Only now he was comparing the campaign positions of President Trump and the GOP to a virus.
“This
is heartbreaking, though. It's heartbreaking,” Jones said. “The hope
has been that the antibodies would kick in. That this sort of
infestation of hatred and division would draw a response from the
American people in both parties and say ‘no more.’ That does not seem to
be happening tonight.”
Taken from Fox News
zap:
" this sort of
infestation of hatred and division" is created by Hollywood and the media (CIA). Americans can see it. They might be brainwashed to a certain degree but they are not complete morons.
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