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Liberals Cling To Fake News Site Where President Hillary Has 89% Approval Rating

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Talk Show Host & author, Michael Savage, in 2005 wrote the book, Liberalism Is a Mental Disorder, where he takes a very serious look at the state of liberalism in this country.  At this point in time, Savage’s book looks tame if we compare it to what’s going on with liberals these days.

What non-liberals witness every day from college campuses, to street riots where liberals beat on innocent people who disagree with them and damage property by the millions of dollars, to news anchors crying over Hillary’s loss, their actions/behaviors belong in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.

H/T The Daily Caller

Liberals seeking refugee from reality now have a fake news website where they can pretend to live in a world where Hillary Clinton is president.

“Approval ratings for President Clinton hit 89 percent,” “Confused by fake news, Redditers think Trump is president” and “DOJ considers charging Trump with treason” are just a few headlines featured on HillaryBeatTrump.org, a satirical news site devoted to covering stories from an alternate universe where Hillary won last November’s election.

“In the midst of a Constitutional crisis, this is our response,” the site’s description reads. “Long live the true president, Hillary Rodham Clinton.”

The site’s proprietors do not identify themselves online, and did not return TheDC’s request for comment, but their articles suggest they have liberal leanings.

The site’s articles single out prominent Republicans like Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and White House press secretary Sean Spicer for mockery.

“On Monday, Senator Ted Cruz went on Ellen to confess that he, of course, killed Deputy White House Counsel Vince Foster in 1993,” reads one recent article, which refers to Cruz as “the Republican front-runner to take on President Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2020.”

 

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