Staff Reports
In a recent appearance on the “Morning Joe” show, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton made some interesting comments that are sure to raise a few eyebrows. The irony of her statement was not lost on many observers, given her own history.
Hillary 'Russian Collusion' Clinton Ironically Declares 'Propaganda Is Not Education' on 'Morning Joe' https://t.co/UxhPLxHh9d
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Hillary Clinton declared that “propaganda is not education,” while discussing the potential risks posed by certain social media platforms. She emphasized the importance of holding educators and content creators accountable for the information they share. However, coming from someone who was at the center of the Russian collusion hoax in 2016, these words ring a bit hollow.
It’s hard to take Clinton’s admonition on propaganda seriously when she herself has been accused of spreading misinformation and false narratives. Her involvement in promoting the discredited Steele dossier and her handling of the Benghazi attacks call into question her credibility on this issue. It seems that Hillary may have forgotten her own role in perpetuating propaganda.
The irony of Clinton’s statements is not lost on those who remember her past actions. Despite her failed attempts to ascend to the presidency, she continues to blame others for her shortcomings. Hillary’s insistence on lecturing others about education and propaganda while ignoring her own past misdeeds only serves to highlight her hypocrisy.
It’s important to hold public figures accountable for their words and actions. Hillary Clinton’s comments on propaganda and education may have been well-intentioned, but they come across as disingenuous given her track record. It’s important to remember that actions speak louder than words, especially when it comes to political figures with a history of deception.
