(VIDEOS) Is Fox News Cherry-Picking Angry Democrats, or Just Pointing-Out the Obvious?
Yet another fed-up Democrat.
In a rather interesting article penned by associate producer and digital reporter Teny Sahakian of the Fox News Channel, the Armenian-American journalist again proves why she’s an up-and-comer in the news biz.
As seen in the video below, Sahakian noted of Democrat Party loyalist Isaiah Carter that the working-class New Yorker is beyond disgusted with both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
A Joe Biden voter explained why he became “disgusted” with the president’s administration and raised concerns about the direction the Democratic Party is headed.
Teny Sahakian.
“A year in and I’m disgusted with them both. I’m disgusted with [Vice President] Kamala Harris and Joe Biden,” Isaiah Carter, a New York-based blue-collar worker and member of the Democratic Party, told Fox News.
Carter listed critical race theory and the Afghanistan withdrawal as key issues he has with Biden. He also faulted the president’s COVID-19 policies and his propagating of gender ideology issues, especially among school-age children, by the administration.
Carter has voted Democrat in the past four presidential elections and has actively supported Democratic candidates and policies for over 16 years.
Going back to my original question, I guess we’ll never know if Sahakian was actually cherry-picking, or if there is a true rank-and-file revolt taking place within the Democrat Party.
That is, we won’t know until the elections at the end of this year.
In the meantime, Sahakian is perhaps best known for highlighting the plight of human rights activist and North Korean defector Yeonmi Park, whose standard childhood recollections include watching rats eat the eyes out of corpses strewn throughout the communist nation.
If that wasn’t horrific enough, upon her escape from North Korea to China, she and her mother were sold into slavery until they eventually managed to escape.
In the video below, Park describes the lunatic woke-ism she discovered upon enrolling at the Ivy League’s Columbia University;
