Former CNN Thumb Chris Cillizza: I'm Totally Surprised That Trump Was Right About Covid Origins and Anthony Fauci Wrong; It Just Never Occurred to Me That the President of the United States Might Have Access to Secret Information I Didn't Have

Actually, Fauci wasn't "wrong" about covid being created in a lab, dullard. He knew it was created at the Wuhan lab because he illegally funded the Wuhan lab to weaponize bat viruses. He lied.

Baby steps, baby steps.

Throughout Chris Cillizza's long career as a "journalist" and "political commentator," he has shown himself repeatedly to be a dutiful propagandist for the left, never daring to get even close to an independent thought, and instead faithfully reflecting whatever the political and media elites wanted him to think. And that is still largely the case, but these are unusual times, and even Cillizza has demonstrated a shocking level of independence for a leftist journo, even daring to say that Donald Trump, the veritable focus of evil in the modern world, may have been right about something. Et tu, Cillizza? Yes: for the left, it has come even to this.

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Cillizza noted a recent assessment from the CIA -- and they wouldn't lie to us, now, would they? "Here's a CIA spokesperson: 'CIA assesses with low confidence that a research-related origin of the COVID-19 pandemic is more likely than a natural origin based on the available body of reporting.'" Since this so sharply differs from what the CIA and the entire political and media establishment was telling us at the time, it is worth crediting, even though it does come from the CIA. And Cillizza was man enough to recognize its implications for his previous "reporting."

Cillizza followed up the CIA assessment with this: "Which, if you're keeping track, is what Donald Trump and lots of prominent conservatives -- most notably Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton -- have been saying for a very long time now. And, candidly, they have taken a lot of s**t for it. Including from me." He even added: "My belief back then was that if this was a debate between Donald Trump and Anthony Fauci on the origins of a pandemic-level virus, I was going to go with the guy who spent his entire career studying this stuff, not the reality TV-star-turned-president." And: "Except, it now appears that the reality TV-star-turned-president was right. And Anthony Fauci was wrong."

These are deeply stupid, ignorant, lazy, and most of all narcissistic people. They are the physical embodiment of Dunning-Krueger. They do not know what they do not know. They don't even suspect what they do not know.

They are all stupid people who have, for good reason, a deep-seated intellectual insecurity, and they all parrot Democrat Talking Points -- and empty mottos like "I believe in The Science (TM)" -- because other stupid people have told them that repeating these cult creeds make them smart, and they desperately want to be accepted as smart and special.

posted by Ace at 03:08 PM

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