There are RWNJ radio bloviators who called for the GOP to rewrite their convention rules in order to rid the party of The Donald — but then suddenly jumped aboard the Trump trainwreck. What gives?
There are media motor mouths who have gone from anti-Trump to pro-Trump in the blink of an eye. How does that happen?
"Probably a payoff," said one GOP operative who asked for anonymity.
"What kind of payoff?" I asked.
"I'll bet it was a whole wad of commercial time being purchased on the radio stations that carry their shows," came the reply.
"Like the Salem organization?" I asked.
Salem Media Group operates 118 radio stations in the United States. They also own the repugnant Regnery Publishing firm and the vile RedState blog. Through their broadcast, digital, and print network they promote what can only be called Radical Christian Terrorism.
Seven days a week, the greed-worshipers at Salem transmit twaddle that supports right-wing nut-job politicians while promoting anti-American policies. These are the lowlifes who disseminate the anti-humanity garbage of troglodytes such as Ann Coulter, Newt Gingrich, Michelle Malkin, David Limbaugh, Laura Ingraham, Mark Steyn and Dinesh D'Souza.
Salem Media Group is part of a vast neo-fascist stain on society, a right-wing cabal that seeks to undermine our Constitution, destroy educational standards by dumbing-down textbooks, terminate the separation of church and state, and inhibit personal liberty. Salem Media Group is almost the very definition of cannibal capitalism — they make money while tearing down the fabric of society.
One of the nut-job douchebags who is part of the Salem sect is a smarmy little shipdit who shall remain unidentified (but whose name rhymes with Phew Phewitt). As recently as June of this year, Phew was recommending that the Republican National Committee alter the rules of their conclave in order to nominate an alternative to the Trumpster Fire with which they are now stuck.
Suddenly, Phew became a Trump supporter. (Insert Scooby-Doo "rrrough?" sound effect here.) I mean, what the —-? Why does something like this happen?
"Money," says a GOP pollster.
"Can you explain?" I asked.
"Sure. Look, somewhere there's an industry group that will profit handsomely from a Trump administration and they probably put a truckload of spots on Salem stations in exchange for Phew's support," my source told me.
"Wouldn't that be obvious to anyone who had the stomach to listen to the nimrod's show?" I inquired.
"I thought that the sales departments and the editorial departments were supposed to be separated from each another," I said.
"This situation is an embarrassment for America," I said.