Mainstream Media's Last Stand: Defending an Unpopular Candidate
In a last-ditch effort to salvage its reputation, the mainstream media is launching a final, desperate attack. The irony is that this self-destruction is happening in an attempt to defend a candidate who has never won a primary and is generally disliked. The media's actions are not just a reflection of a particular political party's progress, but also the consequences of a media in panic mode.
The Media's Unhinged Response
When the media throws a massive, unhinged temper tantrum, such as their reaction to Trump's Madison Square Garden rally, it accomplishes two things. Firstly, it shifts the media even further to the left, ensuring they will lose viewership and likely votes from those in the center-left area of the political spectrum. Secondly, it encourages more of their viewers to switch to alternative media.
The media's exaggerations and left-wing talking points, often backed by anonymous sources, are being recognized for what they are: lies. For instance, the media's obsession with comparing Trump's Madison Square Garden rally to a Nazi rally is an unhinged comparison. The rally, initially portrayed as an anti-Semitic event, was followed by photos on social media showing Israeli flags and Jewish attendees praying.
MSNBC's Coverage and the Media's Meltdown
MSNBC's coverage of the political event, which featured stand-up comedians and Hulk Hogan, among others, was completely out of line. They disregarded the fact that politicians from Bill Clinton to Jimmy Carter have also spoken at rallies in Madison Square Garden. This irrational coverage followed an article in The Atlantic, which claimed, without any verifiable evidence, that Trump privately praised Adolf Hitler's generals.
This meltdown, along with the Russia hoax, two failed impeachments, a classified document scandal involving Joe Biden, the cover-up of the Hunter Biden laptop story, and outright lies about Joe Rogan and ivermectin, has led to the media losing trust from viewers and the American public at a record pace.
The Media's Self-Inflicted Damage
Regardless of the election's outcome, the damage the mainstream media has inflicted on itself is irreversible. Their ratings have plummeted, and they have lost even more trust. The media has done nothing to convince American citizens that it is engaged in independent reporting. As they attempt to deal a catastrophic blow to President Trump, they are instead only dealing it upon themselves.
Bottom Line
In conclusion, the mainstream media's desperate attempts to defend an unpopular candidate have resulted in a loss of credibility and trust. Their blatant lies and exaggerations have driven viewers to alternative media sources. As they continue to self-destruct, it is clear that the damage they have inflicted on themselves is irreversible. What are your thoughts on this matter? Do you think the mainstream media can recover from this self-inflicted damage? Share this article with your friends and let us know your thoughts. Sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is everyday at 6pm, to stay informed.
Mainstream Media's Last Stand: Defending an Unpopular Candidate
In a last-ditch effort to salvage its reputation, the mainstream media is launching a final, desperate attack. The irony is that this self-destruction is happening in an attempt to defend a candidate who has never won a primary and is generally disliked. The media's actions are not just a reflection of a particular political party's progress, but also the consequences of a media in panic mode.
The Media's Unhinged Response
When the media throws a massive, unhinged temper tantrum, such as their reaction to Trump's Madison Square Garden rally, it accomplishes two things. Firstly, it shifts the media even further to the left, ensuring they will lose viewership and likely votes from those in the center-left area of the political spectrum. Secondly, it encourages more of their viewers to switch to alternative media.
The media's exaggerations and left-wing talking points, often backed by anonymous sources, are being recognized for what they are: lies. For instance, the media's obsession with comparing Trump's Madison Square Garden rally to a Nazi rally is an unhinged comparison. The rally, initially portrayed as an anti-Semitic event, was followed by photos on social media showing Israeli flags and Jewish attendees praying.
MSNBC's Coverage and the Media's Meltdown
MSNBC's coverage of the political event, which featured stand-up comedians and Hulk Hogan, among others, was completely out of line. They disregarded the fact that politicians from Bill Clinton to Jimmy Carter have also spoken at rallies in Madison Square Garden. This irrational coverage followed an article in The Atlantic, which claimed, without any verifiable evidence, that Trump privately praised Adolf Hitler's generals.
This meltdown, along with the Russia hoax, two failed impeachments, a classified document scandal involving Joe Biden, the cover-up of the Hunter Biden laptop story, and outright lies about Joe Rogan and ivermectin, has led to the media losing trust from viewers and the American public at a record pace.
The Media's Self-Inflicted Damage
Regardless of the election's outcome, the damage the mainstream media has inflicted on itself is irreversible. Their ratings have plummeted, and they have lost even more trust. The media has done nothing to convince American citizens that it is engaged in independent reporting. As they attempt to deal a catastrophic blow to President Trump, they are instead only dealing it upon themselves.
Bottom Line
In conclusion, the mainstream media's desperate attempts to defend an unpopular candidate have resulted in a loss of credibility and trust. Their blatant lies and exaggerations have driven viewers to alternative media sources. As they continue to self-destruct, it is clear that the damage they have inflicted on themselves is irreversible. What are your thoughts on this matter? Do you think the mainstream media can recover from this self-inflicted damage? Share this article with your friends and let us know your thoughts. Sign up for the Daily Briefing, which is everyday at 6pm, to stay informed.
