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How can they get by with putting this out there as actual news? My primary residence is not far from Asheville. I know full well what local aid efforts are doing and how they are being shut down by Fema and ignored by local Democratic politicians. (The same ones they elected to office.) The federal government is claiming that Fema's funds are dwindled (They've been spent on foreign countries) and Obama's buddy, Axelrod is declaring that liberal voters will find a way to the polls while rural Trump supporters aren't capable. This is sick. The fact of the matter is that most aid is coming from local resources and the very people that Axelrod insults.

Asheville became a very liberal town, including welcoming Antifa hubs. But there are still people suffering there. The death toll is unknown. It is horrific. It isn't just Asheville that is in a very bad way. Parts of South Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia took a hard hit too. When people are in this horrible situation, with little federal aid, the Democrats actually think that voting is the first thing on their mind? They are more concerned with how this tragedy will effect the election instead of getting aid to them?

As far as the dig on rural voters, Axelrod is clearly a city boy. People who choose to live in rural areas know how to survive and have the heart to aid their neighbors.

Huff Post-Propaganda

Repeat a lie often enough and it becomes “the truth”. Just like the Hunter Biden laptop story which was labelled Russian disinformation until ooops it was found to be true. The Msm with the exception of Fox has become nothing but a propaganda arm of the Democratic Party. We are losing our democracy and people who I thought were intelligent are too dumb to see it.

There are real videos of the actual civic responders on line. People choose to see what they want to. It will be the demise of this country.

It is a dichotomy for me when it comes to "Holding the media accountable." The left is ranting about it and have a track record of wrongfully applying censorship. The right are no saints. The only thing that comes to mind in reigning this in is regulate the companies that can advertise and the influence they have over what is broadcast. That would be one big hairy, multi layered mess. Maybe when they are proven wrong on something they pushed or censored a significant financial hit would make a difference.

That is exactly what happens. My house keeper in Ohio, who is someone I've known over the years, said to me last week that she probably knew how I was voting. I smiled, thinking she did. She went on to say that we can't have "That crazy Trump" in the White House again. I asked her what he did over the four years he was in office that was crazy. She had no answer. I asked her what policy issues he supported that she didn't like for felt were irrational. No answer. She could only repeat media lies that have long been debunked. I just smiled. We both understood that it was silly to talk politics. I did encourage her to research things for herself instead of believing any media source. She responded, "How would I do THAT?" She's a sweet lady. I like her a lot. But, it is sad to think she will be out there voting when all she has are repeated lies that she has causally heard.

This probably represents half of the voting base.

Yep!