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‘Y’all suck’: Mediaite SLAMMED for ‘garbage slanderous’ hit piece on Tom Cotton

An intern? A whole story on a mouthy…intern? Why don't people hold the media in higher regard? It's a real mystery. https://t.co/Zx4rjbhztF
— Drew McCoy (@_Drew_McCoy_) June 21, 2017
Stop the presses! Mediaite has a damning new scoop on GOP Sen. Tom Cotton. OK, the scoop isn’t really on Tom Cotton, but they want it to be:
EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Tom Cotton Intern Calls British 'Faggots' and Paul Ryan a 'Cuck' in Audio Recording https://t.co/64CjmEPqNl pic.twitter.com/ZkYgUgtN0D
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) June 21, 2017
My latest for @Mediaite: Sen. Tom Cotton's Intern Calls British 'Faggots' and Paul Ryan a 'Cuck' in Audio Recording https://t.co/oN5JMwDa9V pic.twitter.com/vhW08qPKc8
— Caleb Ecarma (@calebecarma) June 21, 2017
So, Tom Cotton wasn’t actually on record as saying this stuff … but an intern was?
Intern? #whatever
— WalterIV (@WalterIV) June 21, 2017
You wrote an article about an intern?
— Perellis Maine (@twelvenot12) June 21, 2017
Who cares what an intern says? Literally dozens of them rotate through Senate offices every season. This shouldnt be news.
— Ian H. Gray (@IanHGray) June 21, 2017
It got me to click on the article. Before I realized "oh, Intern??" Who gives an eff?
— (_) (@DanielJeyn) June 21, 2017
when I first quickly scanned the headline, I misread that Cotton himself had said it. And I'm sure I'm not the only one.
— Josh Hammer (@josh_hammer) June 21, 2017
Must be a slow news day. Interns on Capitol Hill don't always reflect the opinions of the members politics. Y'all suck for reporting this.
— Wakanda Tour Guide (@ToureDeTrap) June 21, 2017
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Only The Ridiculously Brave (Or Insane) Would Attempt This Walk In The Alps.

This is certainly one way to burn off some of the chocolate you began gorging on as soon as you got to Switzerland. Sure, most of the calories will likely burn from complete and utter fear, but a workout’s a workout. Beginning in November, those interested in taking an extreme trek through the Swiss Alps can do so on the Peak Walk, a 10,000 feet high walkway that features a partially glass floor and a long look at your life. To say that it’s an intense trek would be like calling the Swiss Alps a series of hills. Take a look!