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On Newsline this week, former Naval Intelligence Officer John Jordan and analyst Daniel Lippman cut through the year-end spin to remind Americans of a truth the mainstream media refuses to admit: Donald Trump will not be the Grinch stealing the season from hardworking families. Instead of celebrating economic wins and brighter futures for everyday citizens, the legacy press is doing what it always does — pouting, nitpicking and trying to rain on a patriotic Christmas parade. Conservatives know better: we see the results in our communities, in our paychecks, and in the renewed spirit of industry and independence across the country.
The media’s refusal to acknowledge progress is not accidental; it’s ideological. Reporters who spent years feeding the public a steady diet of doom are now desperately trying to frame good news as hollow or illegitimate, because admitting success under a conservative leader would damage their narrative. Americans are tired of that condescension — they want real reporting about jobs, wages and opportunity, not endless cable tantrums about optics and spin.
Let’s be blunt: the press has become the Grinch, jealous of the light returning to Main Street. While families trim trees and plan holiday dinners, newsroom elites are busy manufacturing controversies and rewriting the year’s story to fit their script. That’s why independent conservative outlets and commentators insist on holding the line — we won’t let a handful of smug anchors steal our hope or our celebration.
The segment also pushed back against cultural revisionism with a plainspoken reminder: historical truth matters. When pundits try to recast the central figure of our faith to suit modern politics, common sense and history are the casualties. Saying that Jesus was not Palestinian is not xenophobic — it is a correction of a historical fact that many on the left weaponize to score cultural points while erasing the faith and identity of millions of believers.
This isn’t just about a holiday or a headline; it’s about who controls the national story. For too long, establishment media have policed our history, language and values while lecturing everyday Americans about tolerance and nuance. Conservatives reject that arrogance; we will defend our heritage, our faith, and the right to call facts what they are without being scolded by people who profit from outrage.
So as families gather this season, remember who’s cheering for you and who’s trying to dampen the mood. Patriots and honest journalists celebrate tangible improvements for American workers and stand firm against cultural distortions. Let the mainstream Grinches keep their sleigh of scandals — we’ll be at the table, giving thanks for a year where common-sense leadership and American grit made a real difference.
