I don't like Trump or Clinton but I agree with Ankers on one thing, if I have not mistaken what he/she is trying to say.
If you are prepared to sit back , read, listen, watch unverified links, stories and base your knowledge on nothing that can be proven you are doing so because you happily accept anything that puts a person in a bad light. It is a sad day when the hatred/dislike of a person, organisation, political party etc. means not caring or bothering to know the truth.
I have banged on about Fake News and the ease with which people, posters on GN , the media accept any old rubbish that is spouted and at times is proven to be downright lies.
I do not have any interest in defending Trump , he may well be guilty . All I know is until there is hard evidence I for one will not form an opinion as to his guilt or innocence , as I would hope I would feel over any other individual , even those I too dislike. The truth could be known by teatime today for all I know or anybody else for that matter and then I will be informed.
The world of politics is a dirty place at times and trying to take out your opposition, smearing their reputation is nothing new. The Bush controversy over his Military Service is an example.
Trump is as bad as any other but I take no bloody notice of some his twaddle either. It is just plain stupid to believe all you hear and read that's all I am saying but Fake News is a curse and dangerous and there should be proper legislation to deal with those who at present get away with it.
I watched a hell of a lot of respected journalists interviewed yesterday and not one of them said they would have published what Buzzfeed and CNN wrote, this was not knew to some of them. They said it could not be substantiated and they had tried in some cases.
It will be interesting to see who, what, where the truth lies that's for sure.