The media's dishonest support for Biden

 Micheal Goodwin:

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NBC News, for example, embarrassed itself by insisting that the president is “trying to hone a positive economic message that breaks through, even though many voters say they still don’t feel the effects of his policies in their day-to-day life when it comes to the cost of basic groceries and gas.”

Subtext: These stupid people are so much better off under Biden than they realize, so he has to explain it to them.

That’s the media’s sneaky way of calling Trump supporters deplorables and bitter clingers to God and guns.

Some people never learn.

If NBC were honest, it would note how inflation under Biden wrecked family budgets, and that he has just a 41% approval for his handling of the economy against a staggering 58% disapproval, according to the RealClearPolitics average of recent polls.

The network might also add that, with far more American saying they were stronger financially when Trump was president than they are under Biden, the incumbent can’t go near the question Ronald Reagan made famous:

Are you better off now than you were four years ago?

Most Americans would answer no, hell no, which is why NBC won’t touch it.

The answer would also be lopsided against Biden on questions about the southern border, foreign policy and crime. All of which is relevant to the reason this debate is being held so early in the campaign.

The timing is a sign of Biden’s desperation and could mark his last stand.
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Few things would be better for most Americans than for Biden to lose the 2024 election. Biden engaged in reckless spending that triggered inflation and on his watch wars broke out in Europe and the Middle East.  Biden's cognitive decline has made it hard for him to even hold many press conferences. His attempt to criminalize Trump is desperate and disgraceful.

See also:

James Clapper, Mr. October Surprise: How Obama's Intel Czar Rigged 2016 and 2020 Debates Against Trump

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