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krisbianny:

‘And now, years later, here you are, owning a two thousand dollar car! ’

I. LOVE. HIM.

rosemasencullen:

krisbianny:

‘And now, years later, here you are, owning a two thousand dollar car! ’

I. LOVE. HIM.

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heartskaos:

“You had few pretty graphic sex scenes in the film,”

GAH!! I CANNOT!! *DYING*

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pattinsonstateofmind:

Another re-blog :)

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It’ll just give them more ammunition… We’ve had a blind trust for years. We don’t know what’s what’s in there.

ANN ROMNEY, telling ABC News why her husband won’t release more than two years of tax returns.

It must be nice to be so rich, you don’t know how rich you are.

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teenwolf:

Tyler and Dylan love you, FYI.

teenwolf:

Tyler and Dylan love you, FYI.

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Rob stopped signing when someone bashed kristen. Before he hated people hating on her and he defends her, nothing changed. He said back off
@xinnerbitchx (x)

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futurejournalismproject:

Committing Acts of Journalism
Via the Huffington Post:

CNN’s Soledad O’Brien did something which is extremely rare in television news these days: she actually did her job…
…The action took place Tuesday afternoon, as O’Brien was interviewing former New Hampshire governor and George W. Bush Chief of Staff John Sununu. With the actual documents in hand, O’Brien pointed out the striking similarities between the Medicare plans of Mitt Romney and his controversial vice presidential running mate Paul Ryan, who seeks to change the government guaranteed health care program into a voucher system.
“But it’s very different,” Sununu insisted. “For example, when Obama gutted Medicare by taking $717 billion out of it, the Romney plan does not do that. The Ryan plan mimicked part of the Obama package there, the Romney plan does not. That’s a big difference.”
O’Brien essentially accused him of lying:
“I understand that this is a Republican talking point because I’ve heard it repeated over and over again. These numbers have been debunked, as you know, by the Congressional Budget Office. … I can tell you what it says. It (Obama’s Medicare plan) cuts a reduction in the expected rate of growth, which you know, not cutting budgets to the elderly. Benefits will be improved.”
At this point Sununu, clearly agitated, became nasty and indignant, angered by O’Brien’s insistence on fact over fiction:
“Soledad, stop this!” Sununu replied, raising his voice. “All you’re doing is mimicking the stuff that comes out of the White House and gets repeated on the Democratic blog boards out there.”
O’Brien continued reading from the Romney and Obama plans verbatim, and cited Factcheck.org, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office and CNN’s own independent analysis in refuting Sununu’s deceptive rhetoric.

Read through for the rest of the exchange. The video’s available as well.

Acts of journalism is exactly what Sarah Palin likes to call “lamestream media.” 

Slow clap gif here. Thank you.

Dear CNN,
Instead of switching to “reality” programs, this is what you need to do. More of this, please.

Bravissima, Soledad.

inothernews:

reagan-was-a-horrible-president:

breanieswordvomit:

think-progress:

futurejournalismproject:

Committing Acts of Journalism

Via the Huffington Post:

CNN’s Soledad O’Brien did something which is extremely rare in television news these days: she actually did her job…

…The action took place Tuesday afternoon, as O’Brien was interviewing former New Hampshire governor and George W. Bush Chief of Staff John Sununu. With the actual documents in hand, O’Brien pointed out the striking similarities between the Medicare plans of Mitt Romney and his controversial vice presidential running mate Paul Ryan, who seeks to change the government guaranteed health care program into a voucher system.

“But it’s very different,” Sununu insisted. “For example, when Obama gutted Medicare by taking $717 billion out of it, the Romney plan does not do that. The Ryan plan mimicked part of the Obama package there, the Romney plan does not. That’s a big difference.”

O’Brien essentially accused him of lying:

“I understand that this is a Republican talking point because I’ve heard it repeated over and over again. These numbers have been debunked, as you know, by the Congressional Budget Office. … I can tell you what it says. It (Obama’s Medicare plan) cuts a reduction in the expected rate of growth, which you know, not cutting budgets to the elderly. Benefits will be improved.”

At this point Sununu, clearly agitated, became nasty and indignant, angered by O’Brien’s insistence on fact over fiction:

“Soledad, stop this!” Sununu replied, raising his voice. “All you’re doing is mimicking the stuff that comes out of the White House and gets repeated on the Democratic blog boards out there.”

O’Brien continued reading from the Romney and Obama plans verbatim, and cited Factcheck.org, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office and CNN’s own independent analysis in refuting Sununu’s deceptive rhetoric.

Read through for the rest of the exchange. The video’s available as well.

Acts of journalism is exactly what Sarah Palin likes to call “lamestream media.” 

Slow clap gif here. Thank you.

Dear CNN,

Instead of switching to “reality” programs, this is what you need to do. More of this, please.

Bravissima, Soledad.

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mstallulahbelle:

Reposting this one. Damn…

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