Leftist media stunned by margin of Trump victory

 The Federalist Wire:

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CNN anchor Jake Tapper sparked a viral moment Wednesday morning when he reacted to news that Vice President Kamala Harris failed to surpass President Biden’s 2020 performance in even a single state.

Tapper, visibly taken aback, asked CNN’s chief national correspondent John King to display a graphic identifying any states where Harris had achieved at least 3% more votes than Biden had in the last election. What followed was a surprising revelation.

On screen, the graphic appeared with a completely gray map — not a single state highlighted to show an improvement. Tapper, stunned, responded, “Holy smokes! Literally nothing?”

“Literally nothing,” King responded, driving home the point.
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Many in the media were out of touch with the movement of support for Trump.  They should not have been.  The economy was much better under Trump.  Inflation was under control and Europe and the Middle East were more peaceful. 

See also:

Watch How the Mainstream Media Freaked Out Over Trump's Victory

And:

 As expected, liberal media melts down over multiracial, working-class Trump victory — especially Van Jones

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