Staff Reports
As Donald Trump finds his footing against Vice President Kamala Harris, the mainstream media is in full meltdown mode, trying everything they can to undermine the Teflon Republican. In a remarkable show of panicked resistance, the media flails like a quarterback being chased by a relentless defensive line. Still, luckily for Trump, he has stalwart defenders in the form of Senator J.D. Vance and House Speaker Mike Johnson, who are quick to deflect the barrage of baseless charges.
This week’s episode of Liberal Media Scream featured the usual suspects from the Sunday morning talk show circus. Martha Raddatz from ABC’s ‘This Week’ and NBC’s Kristen Welker both exhibited serious cases of Trump Derangement Syndrome as they attempted to take down the former president. Meanwhile, Harris and her running mate, Governor Tim Walz, decided to avoid the hot seat, leaving Vance and Johnson to handle the heat.
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Vance calls out the biased host, "You're nitpicking." #TrumpVance2024 pic.twitter.com/W45wWcO57s— Timjbo 🇦🇺 (@Tim_jbo) October 13, 2024
Raddatz spent her airtime obsessing over Vance’s position on Trump, targeting his comments regarding illegal immigrants taking over apartment complexes in Aurora, Colorado. Apparently, to Raddatz and her liberal audience, these violent gangs are nothing but a “handful” of buildings, suggesting a minimal threat. Vance, however, didn’t have any of it. He pointed out that rather than nitpicking Trump’s remarks, Raddatz should be addressing the fact that American neighborhoods are actually suffering at the hands of these violent gangs.
Welker, not to be outdone, chimed in with her brand of absurdity by insisting Trump disclose his health records, including his cholesterol levels. What scores of Americans genuinely want to know is how he can bring back prosperity to their wallets. Still, apparently, the headline for her show is more about Trump’s medical reports than tackling the crippling living costs brought on by Harrison and Biden’s disastrous policies. Johnson aptly noted that Americans are more worried about grocery prices than Trump’s health metrics.
Brent Baker from the Media Research Center succinctly articulated the media’s critical flaw: the press continues to nitpick Trump while refusing to grasp the larger issue at hand—border security and public safety. Instead of focusing on the needs of everyday Americans, they obsess over trivialities that don’t resonate with the electorate and fail to critique the pedestrian proposals put forth by the Biden administration. The media consistently misses the point that individuals are concerned about real-world issues—like rising grocery prices—not the supposed medical mysteries of Donald Trump.
In a week marked by the media’s overreactions and deflections, it is evident that as Trump gains momentum against Harris and her minions, the liberal press is willing to chase phantoms rather than tackle the serious problems facing everyday Americans.
