Hannity calls it
On Wednesday night's broadcast of his Fox News Channel show, Sean Hannity remarked of the 'destroy Trump media' that if a story doesn't reflect on the president, mainstream reporters seem disinterested.
With Hannity's criticism still echoing in my ears, I checked the MSNBC website. I found these articles -- and only these articles -- listed, in this order, on the page's upper right-hand side:
"House Republicans file for impeachment of Rosenstein."
"Trump National Security Adviser announces Putin summit delayed until 2019."
"Press Sec. Sanders releases statement on dis-inviting CNN reporter."
"Majority believes Russia has compromising info on Trump."
"Former CIA Dir: 'You don't like to hear' Pres. trust Russia over U.S. intel."
"Dilanian: A strong case against Trump if Cohen payments election-related."
"Cohen tape suggests Trump knew about payments to ex-Playmate."
"Michael Avenatti: 'This is one of many tapes.'"
"Sen. Menendez: Access to interpreter in Putin, Trump meeting is crucial."
"The ethics issues surrounding Ivanka Trump."
"Does Cohen tape show Trump knew what was going on?"
"Trump-backed candidate wins GOP runoff in Georgia."
"Rudy Giuliani reacts to Cohen tape and use of 'cash.'"
"Trump criticizes NBC news report and reporter reacts."
Doubtless, MSNBC execs and employees would maintain is not biased. Cue rimshot.
More than 63 million Americans voted for Trump and support him, still. In fact, given dramatic progress on trade, an economic boom, and soaring job numbers, he may have gained even more common citizen backers.
That's a huge chunk of the population MSNBC is dismissing. Hillary called us 'Deplorables.' Her snooty air surely increased average voters' distaste for her. It is indicative of MSNBC's institutional contempt for us that the channel strives in every minute to smear our ideas and values, and America's duly elected president.
And no, FNC is not the other side of the coin. Numerous of the channel's personalities have, when appropriate, questioned Trump decisions and even voiced particular criticisms of the president. Neil Cavuto, Tucker Carlson, and Hannity himself are among them.
On Wednesday night's broadcast of his Fox News Channel show, Sean Hannity remarked of the 'destroy Trump media' that if a story doesn't reflect on the president, mainstream reporters seem disinterested.
With Hannity's criticism still echoing in my ears, I checked the MSNBC website. I found these articles -- and only these articles -- listed, in this order, on the page's upper right-hand side:
"House Republicans file for impeachment of Rosenstein."
"Trump National Security Adviser announces Putin summit delayed until 2019."
"Press Sec. Sanders releases statement on dis-inviting CNN reporter."
"Majority believes Russia has compromising info on Trump."
"Former CIA Dir: 'You don't like to hear' Pres. trust Russia over U.S. intel."
"Dilanian: A strong case against Trump if Cohen payments election-related."
"Cohen tape suggests Trump knew about payments to ex-Playmate."
"Michael Avenatti: 'This is one of many tapes.'"
"Sen. Menendez: Access to interpreter in Putin, Trump meeting is crucial."
"The ethics issues surrounding Ivanka Trump."
"Does Cohen tape show Trump knew what was going on?"
"Trump-backed candidate wins GOP runoff in Georgia."
"Rudy Giuliani reacts to Cohen tape and use of 'cash.'"
"Trump criticizes NBC news report and reporter reacts."
Doubtless, MSNBC execs and employees would maintain is not biased. Cue rimshot.
More than 63 million Americans voted for Trump and support him, still. In fact, given dramatic progress on trade, an economic boom, and soaring job numbers, he may have gained even more common citizen backers.
That's a huge chunk of the population MSNBC is dismissing. Hillary called us 'Deplorables.' Her snooty air surely increased average voters' distaste for her. It is indicative of MSNBC's institutional contempt for us that the channel strives in every minute to smear our ideas and values, and America's duly elected president.
And no, FNC is not the other side of the coin. Numerous of the channel's personalities have, when appropriate, questioned Trump decisions and even voiced particular criticisms of the president. Neil Cavuto, Tucker Carlson, and Hannity himself are among them.
posted by DC Larson at
July 25, 2018
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