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Conservatives in name only (CINO), aka "C-no evil" are coming out of the woodwork.
I monitor a number of news outlets, most of them conservative. The Weekly Standard, FOX, National Review, all have their political commentators. It seems that a good number of those commentators have it in for Trump.
I don't know all their names, but here are a few among the better known working for conservative news outlets I used to respect:
- William Kristol, Weekly Standard
- Christopher Caldwell, Weekly Standard
- Fred Barnes, Editor, Weekly Standard
- Charles Krauthammer, National Review and FOX News – no good word for Trump
- George Will, National Review, ditto Trump
- "Judge" Napolitano, FOX News, claims Trump is wrong on 14th amendment
- Meghyn Kelly, FOX News, clearly has it in for Trump with her sexist questions
- Bill O'Reilly, FOX, brainwashed by Napolitano about anchor babies and 14th amendment
This is just a sampling of the names who believe Trump is barely fit for dog catcher, never mind President of the United States.
What are their reasons. You can't fault Trump for any of following:
- He has been a huge success in business
- He knows how to negotiate
- He raised a great family
- His thousands of employees have had nothing bad to say; most praise him as an employer
- He has been leading a very successful campaign so far
- His positions check off the majority of conservative issues
- He has been an effective and highly motivated speaker and campaigner
- He has demonstrated excellent leadership qualities
So why the great slander attacks against Trump.
Most of it, I believe, has to do with Trump's strong "can do" position on immigration. They C-no evil in our current open borders. It benefits their constituencies and financial interests. There is depressing (to me) evidence that more conservatives than most of us realized have bought into the mainstream open borders policy – the policy that erases the distinction between Democrats and Republicans – the policy that says "no can do"; more correctly, their position of "no want to do" regarding immigration enforcement.
If ever there was a "coming out" of true attitudes toward strong borders and controlled immigration, Trump revealed the insidious devils among these CINOs.
Of course, there is also a fear, jealousy, suspicion, disdain for anyone as confident of himself as Trump is. Call it "ego." Call it "drive." Whatever. But many people feel intimidated by it.
But all in all, there is a fear that Trump will effectively control immigration. There are many more CINOs than I ever imagined who are NOT with the American people on this issue. There are many more CINOs than I ever imagined who will be whining if one Mexican baby is sent back to Mexico with its parents. Be ready for it.
This, for me, answers the question in stark relief: Why have our elected majority Republicans – our great hope for our future - failed to be effective in Congress and against an out of control president?
The answer: They are full of crap. Liars. Deceivers. They outdo Islamists in their mastery of deceit. And that is saying something.
Just to be fair, there are a number of conservative news outlets that have either remained neutral or who have written positive articles about Trump. Here are a few…
- Drudge Report
- Breitbart
- Newsmax
- World Net Daily
- Front Page Magazine
- Liberty News
- Ann Coulter
- Wayne Alan Root
There are others. But the shocker for me is the number of CINO outlets and CINO commentators that stand with FOX News, the Republican annointeds, and the Democrats in wanting to destroy Trump's candidacy.
Speaking of Breitbart, HERE is a great article on "low information" callers phoning in on Breitbart News radio on Saturday.

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10-04-2015 08:08 AM - edited 10-04-2015 08:09 AM
Hi @mknycto
Welcome to the Community!
Blackouts only apply to in-market NHL games. National games and out-of-market games are not subject to blackouts.
Blackouts are applied based on four criteria:
For more information on black out have a look here
I hope this helps,
10-04-2015 01:43 PM - edited 10-04-2015 01:44 PM
Hi @mknycto
You can find information on this in our Game Availability section located here. To answer your exact question:
When the right to an in-market game is owned by Rogers it is broadcasted on TV on Sportsnet. When the right to an in-market game is owned by TSN, RDS, or TVA, the games are broadcasted on those TV channels. I will paste some the information below to give you a better understanding of national brodcasting and regional brodcasting.
Each NHL team plays 82 regular season games – a portion are broadcasted nationally and a portion are broadcasted regionally
National games are broadcasted across Canada so the concept of out-of-market / in-market does not apply to those games. Out-of-market vs. in-market only applies to Regional games.
Outside of a team's local territory, the right to broadcast Regional games is considered an "Out-of-Market" (OOM) broadcast right
Within a team's local territory, the right to broadcast Regional games is considered an "In-Market" broadcast right
All the out of market games should be included in GCL, so you would be able to watch Flyers/Bruins.
The mods can correct me if I'm wrong.
@lockdown2341 That is correct, seeing as @mknycto is in Toronto.
In Rogers NHL GameCentre LIVE™, the regional (regular season) games are not included with your subscription if viewed within the team's local broadcast region (also referred to as "in-market"), due to local broadcast agreements. While these games are not included, we've made arrangements with certain TV providers to allow their customers to connect their TV subscription within Rogers NHL GameCentre LIVE, to lift the blackouts if they already subscribe to the correct channel in their TV package.
Note: Blackout/authentication rules are applied based on where you are accessing the game from, not based on billing address.
10-13-2015 06:21 PM - last edited on 10-13-2015 06:34 PM by RogersAsif
Hi everyone, Just wondering if i live in ontario, and subscribe to the RDS pacakge, would i be able to see the montreal canadiens games? or will they be blacked out because i live in toronto?
10-13-2015 09:10 PM - last edited on 10-13-2015 09:18 PM by RogersAsif
Not sure if there is an issue or if I'm not understanding the blackouts properly. Anyway I live in southern Alberta just outside of Calgary and I'm trying to watch the Oilers at Stars game, which is on sports net Oilers. GameCentre tells me to download the sportsnet app, ok. Try to watch the game and it asks who my provider is, which I assume Rogers. After putting in my credentials it says I'm not subscribed to sportsnet Ontario but the game is on sportsnet OL? Is it blacked out or is this another amazing Rogers blunder?


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