Trump Exposed The Derelict Liberal Media

It's incredible how after misleading and lying to the American people the media is going on as if nothing happened.

CNN, NBC, CBS, ABC and the CBC (for the love of God will someone give Neil MacDonald his 'pants hitting' pills already! Man, is he nauseating with his anti-American screeds and stupid sophistry. ALL ON MY DIME) up here as well as legacy papers like The New York Times and The Washington Post were are utterly disgraceful and unprofessional during the election campaign. The list of names too numerous to go over here but we know who they are.

They do not deserve to get a pass.

I had to go elsewhere to find what was really happening while these assholes were shills to the DNC and hammering at Trump.

Funny thing this democracy. People know how to spot rats and bull shit.

I can only hope they fall further into irrelevance.

It's a miracle anyone actually thinks they're credible journalists.

Trump exposed them for what they are and once and for all showed there is a liberal bias. Of course, they're cowards and would never admit but he did it for them.

No integrity. No respect.

I have a liberal friend and he emailed me last night. He said and I paraphrase, 'I can see now what you were saying all along. They're dirty and dishonest.'

Yes, they are.

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So despite being a bunch of loud mouth'd shnooks, you'd think a moment of reflection would descend upon them. One in which they helped dismantle any remaining credibility they may have had among people who desperately wanted to believe journalism was alive. But noooo.

Nope.

They're so shameless they actually think they should be nominated to posts under Trump.

"Trump needs help, she says. And these people need jobs and power, she doesn't say. The elite, her people, lost the election, but they should have the victory anyway, because a "young man" and a "beautiful lady" spoke of fear. Throughout the whole political season, Trump was battered with the fear of fear, and now he's won and he's told to pander to the people who said whatever they could to oppose him, the people who stoked the fear that he needs to prioritize calming. As if it could ever be calmed, as if his opponents will ever stop stoking it.

Not only does Donald Trump not know how to be President, in Noonan's view, he didn't even know how to run for President. He just happened to be there in the midst of a people's movement, an "uprising":

His presidential campaign was bad—disorganized, unprofessional, chaotic, ad hoc. There was no state-of-the-art get-out-the-vote effort—his voters got themselves out. There was no high-class, high-tech identifying of supporters—they identified themselves. They weren’t swayed by the barrage of brilliantly produced ads—those ads hardly materialized. This was not a triumph of modern campaign modes and ways. The people did this. As individuals within a movement."

Burn the whole thing down.