Why Liberal Media’s Obsession With Trump and His Goonies is Dangerous
Not too long ago, viewers that were tuned into MSNBC’s The ReidOut were feted to a fitting takedown of Fox News henchman Tucker Carlson, who has always been the preferred punching bag of liberal talking heads situated in prominent newsrooms, but lately the mania has become even more aggressive.
It’s hard to decipher whether or not the performative aspects of media personalities were just as polarizing before Donald Trump hijacked The White House. The last four years of a rogue presidency seeped in criminalized activities and the potency of packaged untruths are a fiery blur.
But what can’t be disputed about the horrors of the Trump era is how the irrevocable damage exacted on the once durable avenue of our national narrative, ultimately reshaped the working relationship between The White House press corps and White House Communications.
After weeks of nonstop criticism by the media for not following in the footsteps of his predecessors who held their first press conferences not long after taking office, Biden finally assuaged the ire of his disapprovers by doing just that, and the unwarranted combative climate distributed by the press corps was glaring evidence of Trump’s unshakable legacy.
