One of the most toxic exemplars of Beltway politics- as- horserace conventional wisdom is the Washington Post's Chris "Lizard" Cillizza. Relying on his "insider" network of party hacks and hangers- on for their latest self- serving spin, Lizard has built his career on regurgitating that spin into his "The Fix" columns, often in the form of "hot takes" and listicles ("The top ten reasons Republicans are awesome!" -- just kidding sort of). Apparently he's been on the receiving end of another hot take from (oxymoron alert) a "smart" Republican. The responses were smarter:
From a smart GOP source on what Trump needs to do in debate: "EMAILS, FOUNDATION, FAILED RECORD. EMAILS, FOUNDATION, FAILED RECORD."— Chris Cillizza (@TheFix) October 18, 2016
And that's the smart one.— quinn cummings (@quinncy) October 18, 2016
"Exactly what hasn't worked until now, ONLY IN CAPS." https://t.co/HYJmRNqIEY
Your smart source is actually not smart. https://t.co/ADIFanCsSP— Paul Blumenthal (@PaulBlu) October 18, 2016
Cillizza's also busy mis-stating the facts in the latest Clinton e-mail nothingburger to synch with Republican talking points. Douchenozzle.Here's the problem: Trump did this in the second debate. Rs said he won. He slid in the polls. https://t.co/hCYvxaB0BF— daveweigel (@daveweigel) October 18, 2016
