Biden insults 'feel good' to NY Times reporter

 Red States:

NYT Goes Full-Bore Delusional Explaining How Biden Attacking Doocy Was 'Feel-Good Moment'
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We all know that if it had been Trump, it would be covered without end, with attacks and nightly analysis about how evil Trump was, and how this “attack on democracy” would incite attacks on the media.

Indeed, the NY Times media correspondent made sure to say how different the Doocy-Biden exchange was from the mean Trump, and then he tried to blame Trump for an attack on media by a crazy person. That of course is a low and undeserved blow. The media owes Trump about a million apologies for their false coverage of him, and the effort to undermine his presidency. Even now, when the subject is Biden’s problems, you still have this correspondent using this as an occasion to try to attack Trump. Talk about bias.

Now, the media isn’t living in reality when it comes to Biden. They don’t care that this isn’t the first time he’s attacked reporters or called them names.
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Many at the NY Times no longer sound like professional journalists who understand tough questions.  They sound more like Democrat fanboys who think an insult is a real zinger.  It was a fair question that deserved an answer, especially for the millions who are suffering because of the inflation.

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