Staff Reports
It seems the so-called “mainstream” media is determined to go down in history as nothing more than an attack dog for the left. A recent study shows that their bias against Donald Trump has reached stratospheric levels. We’re talking over 90% negative coverage of a president who gave us four years of prosperity and peace. But what can we expect from an establishment that’s more interested in pushing its globalist agenda than in real journalism?
The media elite want nothing more than to paint Trump as the villain. But when did journalism stop being about facts and start being about feelings? Probably around the same time, these outlets realized they could make more money selling outrage than truth. And the worst part? They’re not even subtle about it anymore. The bias is blatant, and they’re banking on the assumption that people won’t notice or challenge it.
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It’s galling to see these journalist-activists disrespect Americans who supported Trump’s policies, policies that actually put America first. They prefer a leader who kneels at the altar of international diplomacy while Americans foot the bill. They belittle Trump’s approach to trade deals and foreign policy, yet they ignore the chaos and division sown by the current administration’s incompetence.
In their quest to tear down Trump, they’re exposing their own hypocrisy. The left likes to tout freedom and equality, yet they try to silence any viewpoint that doesn’t align with their narrative. Freedom of the press doesn’t mean freedom to deceive. But this isn’t surprising from an industry that’s got bigger priorities than the truth. Like fitting perfectly into their echo chamber, where the only voice that matters is their own.
This biased coverage is an insult to every American who longs for balanced information. Are we expected to just sit quietly as they disdain everything Trump did to restore American greatness? If the media continues down this path, it might find itself preaching to an empty choir.
