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Sean: Actions Speak Louder Than Words Nobody is going to defend Donald Trump's comments from 11 years ago, and nobody should. But as we all sat and watched the Sunday morning talking heads, one would think that Donald Trump is the only flawed candidate in this race. It is unconscionable how the liberal media is driving the narrative on this Trump tape from over a decade ago, while the atrocities and lies committed by Hillary Clinton go unmentioned. Here we are, 30 days out from the election, and the pundits and media have all declared this race is now over. Who are they to declare this race is over? This is not the media's country. This is not the media's choice. It's not any political party's choice, not the choice of the Clinton Machine, and it is not the choice of Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. This race will be over, and this election will be won, when the AMERICAN PEOPLE have made their voices heard on election day...(continue reading) 3 Vs 1: Here's A Video Of All The Times The Moderators Interrupted Trump As was expected, Sunday evening's presidential debate turned into a 3 on 1 contest as the debate moderators, CNN's Anderson Cooper and ABC's Martha Radditz, clearly played favorites with the presidential nominees. Between their constant interruptions of Donald Trump and the softballs they lobbed at Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, the two moderators embodied the anti-Trump bias which has been all-too-pervasive through the 2016 presidential campaign. WATCH: Moderators interrupt Trump at last night's debate In total, the moderators interrupted Trump 26 times, while Clinton was interrupted less than half as frequently.

Sean: Actions Speak Louder Than Words Nobody is going to defend Donald Trump's comments from 11 years ago, and nobody should. But as we all sat and watched the Sunday morning talking heads, one would think that Donald Trump is the only flawed candidate in this race. It is unconscionable how the liberal media is driving the narrative on this Trump tape from over a decade ago, while the atrocities and lies committed by Hillary Clinton go unmentioned. Here we are, 30 days out from the election, and the pundits and media have all declared this race is now over. Who are they to declare this race is over? This is not the media's country. This is not the media's choice. It's not any political party's choice, not the choice of the Clinton Machine, and it is not the choice of Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. This race will be over, and this election will be won, when the AMERICAN PEOPLE have made their voices heard on election day...(continue reading) 3 Vs 1: Here's A Video Of All The Times The Moderators Interrupted Trump As was expected, Sunday evening's presidential debate turned into a 3 on 1 contest as the debate moderators, CNN's Anderson Cooper and ABC's Martha Radditz, clearly played favorites with the presidential nominees. Between their constant interruptions of Donald Trump and the softballs they lobbed at Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, the two moderators embodied the anti-Trump bias which has been all-too-pervasive through the 2016 presidential campaign. WATCH: Moderators interrupt Trump at last night's debate In total, the moderators interrupted Trump 26 times, while Clinton was interrupted less than half as frequently.

	Sean: Actions Speak Louder Than Words Nobody is going to defend Donald Trump's comments from 11 years ago, and nobody should. But as we all sat and watched the Sunday morning talking heads, one would think that Donald Trump is the only flawed candidate in this race. It is unconscionable how the liberal media is driving the narrative on this Trump tape from over a decade ago, while the atrocities and lies committed by Hillary Clinton go unmentioned. Here we are, 30 days out from the election, and the pundits and media have all declared this race is now over. Who are they to declare this race is over? This is not the media's country. This is not the media's choice. It's not any political party's choice, not the choice of the Clinton Machine, and it is not the choice of Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. This race will be over, and this election will be won, when the AMERICAN PEOPLE have made their voices heard on election day...(continue reading)

3 Vs 1: Here's A Video Of All The Times The Moderators Interrupted Trump As was expected, Sunday evening's presidential debate turned into a 3 on 1 contest as the debate moderators, CNN's Anderson Cooper and ABC's Martha Radditz, clearly played favorites with the presidential nominees. Between their constant interruptions of Donald Trump and the softballs they lobbed at Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, the two moderators embodied the anti-Trump bias which has been all-too-pervasive through the 2016 presidential campaign. WATCH: Moderators interrupt Trump at last night's debate In total, the moderators interrupted Trump 26 times, while Clinton was interrupted less than half as frequently.

Sean: Actions Speak Louder Than Words Nobody is going to defend Donald Trump's comments from 11 years ago, and nobody should.

But as we all sat and watched the Sunday morning talking heads, one would think that Donald Trump is the only flawed candidate in this race.

It is unconscionable how the liberal media is driving the narrative on this Trump tape from over a decade ago, while the atrocities and lies committed by Hillary Clinton go unmentioned.

Here we are, 30 days out from the election, and the pundits and media have all declared this race is now over. Who are they to declare this race is over? This is not the media's country. This is not the media's choice. It's not any political party's choice, not the choice of the Clinton Machine, and it is not the choice of Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump. This race will be over, and this election will be won, when the AMERICAN PEOPLE have made their voices heard on election day...(continue reading)

3 Vs 1: Here's A Video Of All The Times The Moderators Interrupted Trump As was expected, Sunday evening's presidential debate turned into a 3 on 1 contest as the debate moderators, CNN's Anderson Cooper and ABC's Martha Radditz, clearly played favorites with the presidential nominees. Between their constant interruptions of Donald Trump and the softballs they lobbed at Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, the two moderators embodied the anti-Trump bias which has been all-too-pervasive through the 2016 presidential campaign.
WATCH: Moderators interrupt Trump at last night's debate

In total, the moderators interrupted Trump 26 times, while Clinton was interrupted less than half as frequently.