In the wake of EU Ambassador Gordon Sondland’s public testimony, newspapers across the country published front pages Thursday morning that highlighted his damning testimony.
Sondland’s quid pro quo admission during his testimony made a splash on the front page of papers, which range from The New York Times to the Miami Herald.
Check out how Sondland’s testimony played on the front pages of some of the country’s biggest papers, courtesy of the Newseum.
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It doesn’t matter what the newspapers say. It only matters what is on Fox News.
{Sigh}. Like music for the eyes.
Goal posts, meet moving van.
What’s the headlines on the Right Wing media?
They’ve already forced Vindland into hiding, what’s happened with Sondland?
Nothing, for me, is more grand then the printed word.