Make My Name Really, Really Big

The poster boy for fake news is hawking his “tell-all” book outlining what’s it like reporting on the Trump Administration.

The new book by Jim Acosta, “The Enemy of the People: A Dangerous Time to Tell the Truth in America” was promoted on CNN’s comedy hour Reliable Sources with Tater Stelter and people noticed the book’s cover.

Dear Diary now that I have reviewed my book printing my only regret is that I couldn’t make my name even bigger. https://t.co/tpFimxj7fj

— Jim Acosta’s Fake Diary (@JimAcostasDiar1) June 10, 2019

You do realize you just had a book published that reads: “Jim Acosta: Enemy of the People,” right?

— Montgomery Granger (@mjgranger1) June 9, 2019

Little Jimmy is so focused on making everything about him that he can't report the news. His goal is to become the news. In his interview with Tater he tried to elicit sympathy because he feels “unsafe”.  What a pantywaist.  There are real journalists across the globe reporting from warzones in the Middle East and elsewhere where terrorists are slaughtering people.  Being shown up by a president who calls out his bullshit is not a threat.  It’s called the truth; something from which he and his network are thoroughly divorced.

CNN’s Jim @Acosta on his new book about President Trump and the media: “I wanted to send a message to folks who really care about what we do, and the message is basically this: I did not want my children to grow up in a country where the press is called the enemy of the people.” pic.twitter.com/64UBnpSJUC

— Reliable Sources (@ReliableSources) June 9, 2019

You can rest assured our newshound Dexter Sprinkley will not paw a book in search of notoriety.  All he wants is a tennis ball, plenty of kibble and belly rubs.

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