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CNN’s making it too easy for people to mock them, as seen Monday when the network was laser focused on President Donald Trump’s beverage of choice instead of covering the botched terrorist attack in New York City.
In the news that’s fit to print, The New York Times had reported that Trump drinks a dozen cans of Diet Coke a day.
Fox News noted that during the massive chaos caused by the failed bombing, “some CNN viewers could be in the dark because the network spent an inordinate amount of time covering an anti-Trump story about the president’s soda consumption.”
At the same time it was being reported a man had a pipe bomb strapped to him, CNN was doing a segment with this featured chyron, “NYT Report: Trump drinks a dozen diet cokes per day.”
CNN is on it this morning pic.twitter.com/nzy0KbaFwY
— Max Tani (@maxwelltani) December 11, 2017
In response to the network’s coverage, Media Research Center Vice President Dan Gainor mocked CNN’s “This is an Apple” ad campaign that was intended to counter President Trump’s “fake news” narrative.
“U.S. News was talking about the bombing at 7:54. Nearly an hour later, CNN is whining about Donald Trump drinks Diet Cokes and watches too much TV instead of reporting about terrorism in New York City,” Gainor told Fox News. “CNN might tell you what it’s giving you is an apple, but if it is, it’s rotten.”
https://twitter.com/phil_woodall/status/940219413940359169
Despite the ridicule, CNN wasn’t finished with Diet Coke-gate, dedicating an entire segment on it later in the day, to include an in-depth analysis on how Trump’s body might respond to so many diet sodas.
Seriously.
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President Trump reportedly drinks 12 Diet Cokes each day. What exactly does that do to his body? https://t.co/1NlfwW9uED https://t.co/iYRNRa45zo
— CNN (@CNN) December 11, 2017
As already established, the network is making this too easy… here’s a sampling of responses from Twitter, to include a tweet from Donald Trump Jr., who suggests the quantity reported may even be accurate:
Well at least there is a possibility of this being correct unlike your big exclusives. Hard hitting media from ice cream to Diet Coke… CNN the least trusted name in “news”. https://t.co/EUxIdoQHwd
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) December 12, 2017
“This is a Diet Coke, some people may try to tell you that this is news.” #FactsFirst pic.twitter.com/tpemZPcFTR
— Reagan Battalion (@ReaganBattalion) December 11, 2017
https://twitter.com/AndrewWMullins/status/940219070162571265
https://twitter.com/GioTomelleri/status/940238613530464256
I love that @CNN has reduced itself to being Diet Coke truthers.
You are petty, trivial partisans.
— Melissa Mackenzie (@MelissaTweets) December 12, 2017
40 Minutes After NYC Terror Attack, CNN Obsesses Over Trump’s Diet Coke Habits https://t.co/Bw8feAy5CY #TTT pic.twitter.com/myhH09fGBG
— Scott Whitlock (@ScottJW) December 11, 2017
Lib media continues to descend into irrelevancy as they nitpick over how much diet coke @realDonaldTrump drinks and how much TV he watches. Thanks NY Times for that game changing report. Would not have wanted to be on the outside of THAT unimportant stuff. https://t.co/co4OpG3sfS
— David A. Clarke, Jr. (@SheriffClarke) December 11, 2017
https://twitter.com/Rockprincess818/status/940639830794309632
https://twitter.com/MarkDice/status/940419518098051072
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The longest-tenured writer at BizPac Review, Tom grew up in Maryland before moving to Central Florida as a young teen. It is in the Sunshine State that he honed both his passion for politics and his writing skills.
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