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As usual with a major political announcement in the past two weeks, the mainstream media has fallen into the partisan trap of attacking and attacking President Trump and the Republican Party. One thing that’s clear, as soon as President Trump took the oath of office on January 20, that this news conference was one of the best examples of political media attacks and attacks of the Republicans and the Party.
But the American people should be wondering: Who is the media talking about in this particular episode?
In the immediate aftermath of the inauguration, President Trump and Congressional Republicans are being accused of having orchestrated their own election sabotage and being responsible for voter suppression and loss of the popular vote, as well as of being behind the media smear campaign against Trump.
It’s important to realize, in the current and near past, that a very small group within the mainstream media have played a major role in the election of President Trump.
According to a report by the Washington Post and the New York Times last November, the Washington Post’s David Ignatius, Andrew Sullivan, and Glenn Thrush have played a role not only in their own election sabotage, but also to try to suppress and smear the popular vote in the key states that helped elect Donald Trump as President.
The New York Times has reported that Ignatius tried to get New York Mayor Bill de Blasio elected mayor of New York – by using one of the more notorious tactics of the New York Times: The “Fake News” campaign. The New York Times has also reported that the Times had contacted all 15 states of the Electoral College, and asked them to deny all of Donald Trump’s popular vote victory.
In a separate incident, Ignatius sent an article to the Times last November, with the title “Trump is Not Our President” about the Democratic victory on November 8 in California. The piece was to be headlined “Democrats Win California.”
That day, the Washington Post reported that the headline was “Clinton Win Dies.”
What happened was that the editors sent the article to the 15-news editors and editors of the California newspapers, all of whom rejected it. The editors of the Washington Post refused to accept it with the title “Trump Win Dies.” The Washington Post editors, who said that the Times made it clear to them that the headline was a mistake, instead called the California Times. The Washington Post editors refused the Times’ demand for
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