Trump’s victory proves the media is full of liars with big egos

The 2024 presidential campaign nearly ends where it began: hating your never-ending existence Donald Trump. The day before the election, the front page of The New York Times carried a bombastic editorial (poorly disguised as “News Analysis”) under the headline “Torrent of Lies Is Redefining Political Norms.”

Doesn’t this sound like a rough repeat of 2016? Nothing seems to change at the newspaper that grandiosely proclaimed in the Trump era that “The Truth Matters Now More Than Ever.”

Cause you can point and laugh New York Times He refused to acknowledge that Hunter Biden’s laptop full of corruption details was real until 2022, and later acknowledged the fact in a news story in paragraph 23 on page A-20. He was buried like an anonymous grave.

Chief White House correspondent Peter Baker’s editorial brimmed with disdain for how many lies Trump lied in the first 300 seconds of his Halloween interview with Tucker Carlson. “Mr. Trump’s public appearances throughout this year’s campaign have been an Alice in Wonderland trip through the political looking glass, a journey into an alternate reality often belied by actual reality.”

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Baker thinks it’s amusing that Trump is selling his administration as the greatest administration ever seen in American history. Baker can’t imagine anyone thinking he looks like the complete opposite of himself, his journalist wife Susan Glasser, and their journalist friends. They sold the Trump administration as the scariest years America has ever seen.

Any American who has paid even a moment’s attention to American politics knows that Trump is wildly and selfishly exaggerating, selling himself out as if he were making another real estate deal. Everything is either the best or the worst ever. Everyone blames this on their political calculations. However Journalists spoiled by Democrats They constantly act shocked as if they were all starring in “50 First Dates” and forget how Trump works every night.

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What’s really shocking here is that the major media acts as if the Democrats are dramatically more honest, like 10 times more honest. Page A-16 includes the New York Times’ analysis of candidate speeches: According to them, the number of false or misleading statements at a typical Trump rally is 64. In contrast, six is ​​the number of false or misleading statements at a time. A typical rally for Kamala Harris.

The obvious joke is that Trump’s rally speeches can last 90 minutes, while Harris closes out her campaign with 10-minute speeches. So what is the rate of lying minute by minute?

Underlying these fabricated numbers is “33 percent,” the percentage of registered voters who agree with Trump’s false claims that Joe Biden “did not legitimately win.” The Times cannot accept the existence of this group of voters who believe that dramatic media suppression of Biden scandal news could mean an “illegitimate” victory. You can accept the outcome but protest the unfair process.

Partisanship is then highlighted by the expert they choose. “No one in American politics has ever lied on this scale,” said Bill Adair, founder of PolitiFact and whose new book is “Beyond the Big Lie.” The Times skipped Adair’s partisan subheading: “The Epidemic of Political Lies, Why Republicans Are Doing More, and How It Could Burn Our Democracy.”

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Republicans can “burn down our democracy” because they lie so much more, perhaps 10 times more. Adair is pretty candid about the fact that he thought Republicans were aggressive liars before Trump, so put the Democrats’ donkey ears on his head.

Republicans refuse to accept ‘the norm’ Political news needs to be dominated by people who want Republicans who define themselves as non-partisan truth-tellers to be degraded and then destroyed. This is a huge and selfish lie.

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