Keith Boykin to Paris Dennard after White House Correspondents Dinner: Why do you hold comedian Michelle Wolf to a higher standard than you do with Donald Trump?

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Keith Boykin to Paris Dennard after White House Correspondents Dinner: Why do you hold comedian Michelle Wolf to a higher standard than you do with Donald Trump?
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WATCH Ana Navarro DESTROY A Trump Supporter For Defending The Lawless POTUS
WATCH Ana Navarro DESTROY A Trump Supporter For Defending The Lawless POTUS
While many Republicans are refusing to criticize Donald Trump for the dismissal of FBI Director James Comey and his shifting explanations for why he fired Comey, GOP strategist and CNN analyst Ana Navarro said Friday that she’s sick and tired of how some members of the Republican Party are enabling Trump’s lawless actions.
Appearing along with Trump defender Paris Dennard, Navarro commented:
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Wow! What a week! I did this CNN interview with Paris Dennard on Monday and then flew to Barcelona and wasn’t able to post this until now. Then I cut short my trip to Barcelona to come back and respond to all the Trump-Charlottesville-Paris Dennard controversies, and today there was an apparent terrorist attack right next to the hotel where I was staying. If it hadn’t been for all the Trump nonsense, I would still be in Barcelona right now. Still processing all that happened this week, but it’s been an emotional journey.
Parker Molloy at MMFA:
On Saturday, after days of uncertainty, CNN became the first major news network to call the presidential race for Democratic nominee Joe Biden. Within minutes, NBC, CBS, The Associated Press, and finally Fox News followed CNN’s lead. This type of call would be easy and uncontroversial in an ordinary election year -- but as it has proved in myriad ways, 2020 is not an ordinary year.
By the time the race was called, President Donald Trump’s campaign was already days into a barrage of unfounded legal challenges to the vote totals. Trump wasn’t about to give up, and neither were his supporters in pro-Trump media. An interesting narrative emerged on the right that news outlets should not be calling elections at all; that they should instead wait for states to certify results.
“Attention media! Why are you claiming Biden is president-elect when not a single state has certified electors?” tweeted right-wing Fox News host Mark Levin. “Why are you ignoring the Constitution?”
“The media do not get to select our president. The American people get to elect our president,” said Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) in an interview with Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo. (Cruz, like other Republican politicians, has been publicly pushed by Trump and his family to mount a defense of the president’s attempt to cling to power.)
The Trump campaign, pro-Trump commentators Diamond and Silk, former CNN contributor Paris Dennard, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton, Newsmax correspondent Emerald Robinson, former Trump administration acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell, and right-wing radio host Steve Deace were among those who either rejected reports of Biden’s win on the basis that the press doesn’t decide the winners of elections or offered some convoluted explanation involving the fact that state results hadn’t yet been certified -- a task which won’t be completed until next month.
This argument is bizarre and disingenuous.
News outlets go to great lengths to explain how they go about declaring winners and what those announcements mean. After calling the state of Pennsylvania for Biden, which put him over the threshold of 270 electoral votes needed to win the election, the AP provided a thorough explanation for why it believed that Trump would not be able to make up the necessary ground for a come-from-behind victory.
The AP called the race for Biden, who held a 34,243-vote lead, after it determined that the remaining ballots left to be counted would not allow Trump to catch up. The news agency has already declared Biden the winner in both Michigan and Wisconsin.
Biden held a .51 percentage point lead late Saturday morning. Under Pennsylvania law, a recount is automatic when the margin between two candidates in a statewide race is less than 0.5 percentage points. Biden’s lead over Trump was on track to stay outside of that margin as final votes are counted.
There are roughly 62,000 mail ballots remaining to be counted. Biden has won the overwhelming majority of mail ballots cast in the state.
Occasionally, races are called too early or incorrectly projected, as was famously the case with Florida during the 2000 election between Al Gore and George W. Bush. The reason that example so easily comes to mind is that it is extremely rare for a presidential race that could determine an election’s outcome to be incorrectly called. The Florida race was determined by just 537 votes. None of the several states that would need to be overturned for Trump to claim legitimate victory are anywhere near as close.
Conservative whining about the media's decisions to call elections are dangerous and dishonest. Media outlets calling elections has been a tradition that has been largely uncontroversial with a few exceptions until this election. Their whining doesn't change the fact that Joe Biden is the President-elect.
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Paris Dennard on CNN Fredo Flap: 'Yet to Hear an Apology to the Black Community'
Paris Dennard on CNN Fredo Flap: ‘Yet to Hear an Apology to the Black Community’
Neither CNN nor Chris Cuomo have offered “an apology to the black community” for repeated use of the mocking label “Fredo,” despite both describing the term as an “ethnic slur” and an equivalent to “the n-word,” noted Paris Dennard, former CNN contributor, on Monday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.
Dennard examined CNN’s pretense as a non-partisan and…
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