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Does Casey know Wikileaks exposed the cynical DNC scheme to elevate Trump? Elevating Trump http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/10/11/elevating-trump/ http://observer.com/2016/10/wikileaks-reveals-dnc-elevated-trump-to-help-clinton/ http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3828897/Hillary-Clinton-s-campaign-wanted-elevate-Donald-Trump-extreme-Republicans.html The media gave Trump MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF FREE PUBLICITY: " America’s Choice 2016 Donald Trump has earned $2 billion in free media coverage, study shows" "Donald Trump has earned close to $2 billion worth of free media attention during the 2016 campaign, eclipsing the total value of media attention given to all of his Republican competitors combined, a new study finds. The findings show that Trump earned more than six times as much free coverage as his closest competitor, Ted Cruz, and more than two-and-a-half times as much free coverage as Hillary Clinton on the Democratic side." http://money.cnn.com/2016/03/15/media/trump-free-media-coverage/ "Trump receives an unprecedented amount of media attention, and especially free television time, has been well documented in recent months. (Even Fox News is marveling at the "clear imbalance.") " http://mediamatters.org/blog/2016/03/07/the-medias-not-being-honest-about-its-trump-obs/209038 "Leading newspapers–the New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, LA Times and USA Today–ran three times as many Trump stories as Sanders stories: Sanders was mentioned 34 percent as often as Trump in these papers. (The Journal‘s articles are available as abstracts, not full text, on Nexis.) The New York Times had the highest ratio of Sanders to Trump mentions, at 49 percent; the Journal had the lowest, with 22 percent. All the cable news channels talked about Trump more often than Sanders–even MSNBC, which often caters to a progressive audience. MSNBC did come closest to parity of any outlet we looked at, however, with 67 percent as many Sanders as Trump stories. Fox News also had relatively frequent references to Sanders, 53 percent as many as its Trump references. CNN was the most Trump-heavy of the cable networks, mentioning Sanders only 33 percent as often. Overall, cable news referred to Sanders an average of 51 percent as often as Trump. Public broadcasting didn’t pay more attention to Sanders than did for-profit cable. On NPR, Sanders came up 39 percent as often as Trump on NPR, and 56 percent as frequently on PBS NewsHour–averaging to 48 percent. On average, the 13 outlets we surveyed had 36 percent as many references to Sanders as to Trump. While these candidates are backed by roughly as many voters in their own parties, among the general public Sanders is far more popular; in recent polls" http://fair.org/home/two-candidates-surge-in-2016-polling-but-only-trump-not-sanders-fascinates-media/ "CNN, in essence, was pumping up the indomitable image that Donald Trump wants the media to portray of him. " http://fair.org/home/press-cant-get-enough-of-trump-dumping-on-them/ https://twitter.com/latuffcartoons/status/756967854369562624 https://wikileaks.org/dnc-emails/ How the hell am I supposed to talk about news? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGJvAB9UcD8&list=PLfrlsC1yJ2dRvSefGH5jV53jfactdG1-9