Trump exploded the media façade of objectivity

 Stephen Kruiser:

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For most of the first decade-and-a-half that I wrote about media bias, it was difficult at times to convey even to fellow conservatives just how insidiously the Democrats and dinosaur media worked in cahoots. They used to be coy and crafty about it. The New York Times turned it into a dark art form.

One of the things I’m most grateful to Donald Trump for is that he blew up their facade.

Media hacks of both the mainstream and social variety were (are) so consumed with hatred for Trump from denying Granny Maojackets her entitlement presidency that they couldn’t even fake being journalists anymore.

God bless you for that, President Trump.

CNN endured a year-long, on-camera nervous breakdown before it was revealed that almost everyone who works there is a pervert who should be shunned from even impolite society. Every host on MSBNC still spends the bulk of their time on the air trying to work out why daddy doesn’t love them. The New York Times has had to cut staffers almost everywhere but its Retraction Dept.

It’s been glorious.

Even so, they all still wield too much power.

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From Russian collusion to Hunter's laptop, the mainstream media has pushed Democrat lies and cover-ups.  They are an untrustworthy lot at this point.  They are the scriveners of the Democrats' politics of fraud.

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