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OK let's talk for a minute about what a fraud Salena Zito is, and how S.E. Cupp carried on that fraud for her in @nytopinionpic.twitter.com/MbXucaJf87
Salena Zito has built a market niche for herself as the person who explains Trump voters to the coastal media—the premise being that Hillary Clinton narrowly lost the Rust Belt and Upper Midwest by failing to persuade a persuadable class of voters.
So here is S.E. Cupp explaining, through one of Zito's sources, how and why the Democrats have failed to persuade some of the women they needed to reach.pic.twitter.com/SnSAfL0HJD
Boy, those are some really punchy quotes! They sound almost like what a political figure would say.
Here's an earlier piece by Zito introducing the world to Maurer—"the married, educated, suburban mom whom experts missed in the 2016 election....The Clinton campaign tried hard to win over voters like Maurer with ads highlighting Trump’s most misogynistic remarks"pic.twitter.com/UEtztpocSi
And here's this representative Midwestern woman voter who the Democrats just couldn't craft the right message to win over, posing with her fellow members of the executive board of the Republican Party of Kenosha Countypic.twitter.com/2jZPisidGY
The reason her thoughts and quotes, gathered by Salena Zito and S.E. Cupp, harmonize with the Republican message is that she's a Republican Party official, being passed off via @nytopinion as a representative ordinary citizen
Sometimes, too often, #1A has terrible guests. Zito is one of them.
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