The 'Trump Doctrine' earns President third Nobel Peace Prize nomination

[jstern]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxGT_cQXpj8

This was this morning, how many of you knew? A third Nobel Peace Prize nomination in less than a month.

I tried to check if there was any mention of this on CNN, and all I could find for today was an article that criticizes Donald Trump for mentioning the other day in his rally that he has been nominated but there was no mention from the mainstream media. And because of bringing awareness to this issue, fake news, he's acting as though he won it. And the article is VERY careful not to mention that he was nominated twice, and very careful not to mention the reasons why he was nominated. It's pretty disgusting.

[Overdrive]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxGT_cQXpj8

This was this morning, how many of you knew? A third Nobel Peace Prize nomination in less than a month.

I tried to check if there was any mention of this on CNN, and all I could find for today was an article that criticizes Donald Trump for mentioning the other day in his rally that he has been nominated but there was no mention from the mainstream media. And because of bringing awareness to this issue, fake news, he's acting as though he won it. And the article is VERY careful not to mention that he was nominated twice, and very careful not to mention the reasons why he was nominated. It's pretty disgusting.

It's not like an oscarnomination where you are one of 5 people who can win. Hundreds of people are nominated at any point and anybody meetkng these criterias can nominee you:


Qualified nominators
Revised September 2016

According to the statutes of the Nobel Foundation, a nomination is considered valid if it is submitted by a person who falls within one of the following categories:

Members of national assemblies and national governments (cabinet members/ministers) of sovereign states as well as current heads of states
Members of The International Court of Justice in The Hague and The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague
Members of l’Institut de Droit International
Members of the international board of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom
University professors, professors emeriti and associate professors of history, social sciences, law, philosophy, theology, and religion; university rectors and university directors (or their equivalents); directors of peace research institutes and foreign policy institutes
Persons who have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
Members of the main board of directors or its equivalent of organizations that have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
Current and former members of the Norwegian Nobel Committee (proposals by current members of the Committee to be submitted no later than at the first meeting of the Committee after 1 February)
Former advisers to the Norwegian Nobel Committee

So basically your own cabinet members or any history prof.

[jstern]

It's not like an oscarnomination where you are one of 5 people who can win. Hundreds of people are nominated at any point and anybody meetkng these criterias can nominee you:



So basically your own cabinet members or any history prof.

So what does that have to do with the media literally not mentioning these nominations? All I found was an Australian news channel.

When Obama got nominated it was huge news. When the President of the United States gets a nomination, a person who's covered 24/7, who's a major part of their daily reporting, you would think they would mention it. Yet not a mention, and even more importantly not a mention as to the reason why he's been nominated. That's the most important part. The reasons why.

Reminds me of a comment that I saw in the video in the OP. Something to the effect, "The President could Walk on Water, and the media will report that the President can't swim."

[Overdrive]

So what does that have to do with the media literally not mentioning these nominations? All I found was an Australian news channel.

When Obama got nominated it was huge news. When the President of the United States gets a nomination, a person who's covered 24/7, who's a major part of their daily reporting, you would think they would mention it. Yet not a mention, and even more importantly not a mention as to the reason why he's been nominated. That's the most important part. The reasons why.

Reminds me of a comment that I saw in the video in the OP. Something to the effect, "The President could Walk on Water, and the media will report that the President can't swim."

Obama was among the finalists. As daid there are hundred pending nominations. When Trump becomes a finalist it will be reported aswell. Obama was also a mediadarling.

Btw that's no opinion on if either deserved it.

[bladefd]

First 2 nominations came from same person. Did the 3rd nomination also come from same person?

[TheMan]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxGT_cQXpj8

This was this morning, how many of you knew? A third Nobel Peace Prize nomination in less than a month.

I tried to check if there was any mention of this on CNN, and all I could find for today was an article that criticizes Donald Trump for mentioning the other day in his rally that he has been nominated but there was no mention from the mainstream media. And because of bringing awareness to this issue, fake news, he's acting as though he won it. And the article is VERY careful not to mention that he was nominated twice, and very careful not to mention the reasons why he was nominated. It's pretty disgusting.
You're trying too hard, bro...have a little dignity you shill.

[jstern]

First 2 nominations came from same person. Did the 3rd nomination also come from same person?

I don't think one person can nominate two people. And by that I mean that he was nominated by Christian Tybring and then he was nominated by Magnus Jacobsson.


You're trying too hard, bro...have a little dignity you shill.

Your response is too emotional, it might have caused you to miss the point of the OP. Which is why doesn't the media who cover Trump on a daily basis refuse to to mention some of the big things that Trump did that lead to the 3 nominations.

Trying hard would actually be completely ignoring that question and for example attacking the President on something else. Having a bias leads to trying too hard because truths will be ignored without shame.