This morning when I went to Yahoo News, I was greeted with a screaming headline announcing that President Trump was going ahead with "another shakeup". From the headline, I couldn't tell who was supposedly going out or coming in; I just understood that according to Yahoo News this was another instance of "chaos" in the Trump administration. They've been pushing that story since before Trump even took office two years ago. It hasn't been accurate for the most part, but Yahoo News and the other MSM push it nevertheless. I decided to check out what this "shakeup" was going to be. The article reported that the President is planning to announce the name of the next Chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff at today's Army-Navy game. Huh? That's a "shakeup"? Hardly!
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs is a job that changes periodically. That happens under every president. The current holder of the post is scheduled to leave that post next year. Naming his successor now is hardly a "shakeup". Once again, Yahoo News was pushing Fake News.
When I got to the very end of the article, I came across this sentence in the Yahoo report:
"The expected change in leadership is part of a routine, periodic rotation of top military posts."
Even Yahoo felt compelled to bury the truth at the end of the article. Meanwhile they push the phony point of chaos.
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs is a job that changes periodically. That happens under every president. The current holder of the post is scheduled to leave that post next year. Naming his successor now is hardly a "shakeup". Once again, Yahoo News was pushing Fake News.
When I got to the very end of the article, I came across this sentence in the Yahoo report:
"The expected change in leadership is part of a routine, periodic rotation of top military posts."
Even Yahoo felt compelled to bury the truth at the end of the article. Meanwhile they push the phony point of chaos.
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