America’s “elite journalists” sure love turning everything into a soap opera. When President Trump showed up for the rescheduled Correspondents’ Dinner—delayed because a lunatic with a gun tried to murder him and his staff—the press corps acted like they were the heroes in danger. Suddenly, these pampered media darlings were rushing to TV cameras, crying about their own trauma, desperate for attention. Meanwhile, real heroes—soldiers, police officers, everyday working Americans—watched in disbelief as overpaid reporters played victim, prattling on about their “near-death experiences” like they’d just returned from a warzone rather than a D.C. ballroom.
Here’s the dirty secret: if that would-be assassin hadn’t left behind a confession letter, the media would have blamed Trump supporters in a heartbeat. They always do. Their playbook is predictable. Whenever violence breaks out, corporate news jumps to blame MAGA America—with zero evidence—while covering up the real motives if the truth makes leftists look bad. This is the same game they played after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. It happened at the hands of an unhinged leftwing zealot, but the talking heads twisted themselves into knots to blame “MAGA rhetoric.” The so-called comedians hosting late-night TV? Just more leftwing propagandists with a prime-time megaphone, downplaying political murders and painting themselves as brave victims standing up to tyranny—while jet-setting the globe and cashing fat paychecks.
The phony handwringing never stops. Whenever someone takes a potshot at Trump, the press doesn’t treat it as a national scandal. Instead, they snicker, pretend it’s no big deal, or worse—shift suspicion back onto conservatives. When Trump was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania, the mainstream media first denied the shooting happened, then mocked how close the bullet came to killing him. They never mention the ordinary Americans, like Corey Comperatore, who lost his life shielding his family during the chaos. Instead, “journalists” are more interested in protecting their own narrative than exposing the real failures of those in charge—or asking why so many on the left feel emboldened to try to assassinate their political enemies.
Ask yourself: how many times have these media elites ever owned up to their own failures? For more than a decade, they’ve smeared Trump as a racist, a Russian asset, a dictator, and worse. They’ve lied about Russian collusion, lied about COVID, lied about “mostly peaceful” riots, lied about Biden’s fitness, lied about election numbers, and lied about the dangers of open borders. But when Trump roasts them publicly for their dishonesty? They break down like spoiled toddlers, whining about hurt feelings instead of answering for years of pushing fake news. They can’t stand being called out because they’ve never been held accountable for the chaos and division their stories cause.
If Americans no longer trust the so-called “objective press,” it’s because these talking heads sold their integrity down the river. They pretend to guard democracy, but use the First Amendment as cover for outright lies. They rile up violence from the left, cover up the truth, and then wonder why nobody cares what they say anymore. Corporate journalists haven’t earned our respect—they’ve earned our mockery. When liars demand sympathy, maybe the only sensible response is laughter. Why should any American take them seriously?
Source: American Thinker
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