Media garbage!

 

Guy Benson
@guypbenson
The ‘garbage’ contretemps is a perfect distillation of why media trust is catastrophically low. These people spent DAYS hyperventilating about a Trump rally pre-show warm-up act insult comic making bad jokes, particularly one about Puerto Rico being a garbage island. They turned it into the LEAD STORY in the country. They insisted it was important, was moving votes, was emblematic of their already-hot ‘Nazi/Fascist’ narrative. Then the sitting President of the United States called the supporters his party’s opposition “garbage” — clear as day, on video — and the EXACT SAME ‘news’ ‘professionals’ immediately heel-turned into doctoring the quote, offering up excuses, explaining why it didn’t matter, or ignoring it entirely. It’s a laboratory pure instance of screaming, humiliating, self-discrediting bias, presented in a helpful and timely side-by-side. They know they’re doing it, and probably sort of hate it — but it’s just too close to an election & they are anxious that their party (D) might lose. They are the activist base of said party. So the hackery must go on. They have no choice. And they know no other way.

The media appears to be more than 90 percent on the side of the Democrats while the country is much closer to 50-50 on the election. 

See JD Vance also:

I’m not going to lie, when Biden called you garbage last night, it really struck a nerve.

Actually, it really pissed me off.

The sad truth is the Democrat “elite” in DC look down on the people who are suffering in this country. 

They look down on the mother mourning her son who died of a fentanyl overdose.

They look down on the cops & Border Patrol Agents who keep our nation safe.

They look down on the families who can't afford rising grocery prices. 

They look down on us. All of us. But on November 5th, they’re going to learn just how powerful all of us really are.

Kamala Harris and Joe Biden ought to be ashamed, but not just for last night’s comments.

They ought to be ashamed for the deliberate destruction of the greatest country in the history of the world - but you and I know they have no shame.

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