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Addicted to outrage

4 February 2017

9:00 AM

4 February 2017

9:00 AM

Outrage is the new normal. Sparking outrage − for whatever reason − is the new sin. The number of lazy subeditors who pull out the ‘…sparks outrage’ headline has increased exponentially since Donald Trump became POTUS.

What does it all mean? Simply that the liberal media and the elite culture have at least four years to work themselves up into a lather over just about anything Trump does, says, signs or rescinds.

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