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and the demands for gun control his disrespect for the rule of law and his inability to effectively govern without striking fear in the hearts of American families, folks need to shut up about Michelle Wolf. So, until some of this righteous indignation and moral outrage at Wolf is directed at Trump for his inattention to the Flint water crisis and the devastation in Puerto Rico his silence on the heroism of James Shaw Jr. "What makes it galling is that those screaming the loudest about Wolf are mute when it comes to Trump."
"The criticism of Wolf by Republicans, the press and the public was inevitable," Capehart said. "But when it came to Trump? Wolf totally killed it," Capehart said. "Wolf’s eye-popping routine was simply a comedic reflection of Trump, whose presidential library will overflow with coarse, rude, ugly and personal attacks." She blithely blew past it like a bank robber through a red light." The Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart said Wolf "didn’t just cross the line. More: Fallout from Michelle Wolf's jokes at the White House Correspondents' Dinner Liberal bubble: If you're silent on Trump, shut up about Wolf He has not excluded any outlets from accessing important administration sources, as Obama did in putting Kenneth Feinberg off limits to Fox News in 2009." He has not ordered his Department of Justice to spy on reporters, as President Obama did with James Rosen, or seize months of phone records from the AP. The media should actually appreciate Trump because he "has not attacked the media in any serious manner. CNN, The New York Times, MSNBC and the rest cannot forgive President Trump for having denied Hillary Clinton her 'inevitable' presidency." They detest President Trump, and the feeling is mutual. Peek said Wolf - a "distinctly unfunny comedienne" - unleashed an "assault" that was "very much in keeping with how the liberal media views the White House. "Whereas past evenings encouraged witty roasts and for the most part good-natured digs, Wolf took the event to a new low," wrote Liz Peek for Fox News. Last week: Does Trump deserve credit for peace progress between North and South Korea? Conservative bubble: Journalists liked Wolf because they're mad Hillary lost
They also cried hypocrisy in response to critics who attacked Wolf's comments but have remained silent on President Trump's nearly daily invectives. Always." But many liberals defended Wolf for speaking truth to power and making her elite company uncomfortable. Some journalists agreed that Wolf went too far, including CNN's Chris Cillizza, who wrote, "Bullying is bullying. Many on both sides thought Wolf's material crossed the line by being mean rather than funny, criticizing her for perceived attacks on White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders' appearance. This week, liberals and conservatives reacted to Saturday Night's White House Correspondents Dinner, and the controversial jokes from comedian Michelle Wolf, who hosted the event. Each week, USA TODAY's OnPolitics blog takes a look at how media from the left and the right reacted to a political news story, giving liberals and conservatives a peek into the other's media bubble.
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